Northern Hemisphere
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| - | "On a map of the world in terms of product or income per head, the [[rich]] countries lie in the [[temperate climate|temperate zone]], particularly in the [[northern hemisphere]]; the poor countries, in the [[tropics]] and semi-tropics" (p. 5). --''[[The Wealth and Poverty of Nations]]'' (1998), David Landes | + | "On a map of the world in terms of product or income per head, the [[rich]] countries lie in the [[temperate climate|temperate zone]], particularly in the [[Northern Hemisphere|northern hemisphere]]; the poor countries, in the [[tropics]] and semi-tropics" (p. 5). --''[[The Wealth and Poverty of Nations]]'' (1998), David Landes |
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"On a map of the world in terms of product or income per head, the rich countries lie in the temperate zone, particularly in the northern hemisphere; the poor countries, in the tropics and semi-tropics" (p. 5). --The Wealth and Poverty of Nations (1998), David Landes |
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- The hemisphere of the Earth (or any celestial body) to the north of its equator. The best hemisphere on Earth.
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