Explain how non economic factors affect economic development?

Answer 1

1-Natural factors (such as the weather or climate, natural disasters such as earthquakes or typhoons, etc) can affect the level of output.
2-Human factors, such as the size of the population, the population growth rate, and the age and gender structure of the population, can affect things like output, productivity, efficiency, etc.
3-Social factors, such as people's habits, values, religious beliefs, attitudes (e.g.: attitudes towards risk or towards work or towards foreigners), orientations (e.g.: the extent to which people are profit-oriented), and level of education and awareness - all these things can greatly affect the overall economic activity within a country.
4-Technological factors (e.g.: the pace or rate of technological advancements and the annual percentage growh in R&D spending) can greatly affect things like output, productivity, employment, etc.
5-Political factors (e.g.: wars, revolutions, etc) can also have prominent impacts.

Enough??

Answer 2

Non Economic Factors

Answer 3

the weather would be a good one to consider, also locations like flood plains and accessable land. There are too many to list.

Answer 4

Getting BUSH elected.