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Iran, India, and Mexico are in extremely different parts of the world, making them in truth different from separately opposite. The three countries have different histories, geographies, and natural resources that have shaped their development. Still, an analysis of Irans, Indias, and Mexicos economic development and globalization, media access and coverage, and policy-making leaders, shows that thither are some undeniable similarities. Despite the three countries being similar in some ways, overall Iran, India, and Mexico are extremely different from each other each country has a different historical background that has shaped it to be what it is today economically, socially, and politically. I.Economic Development and GlobalizationIran In Iran, the economy relies on oil for much of the governments revenue. Overall in Iran, the democracy has a very ineffective state sector, with statist policies that control much of what is economic policy. This creates a lot of economic issues, causing Irans economy to rely on oil. There is not much of a private sector in Iran in any event small workshops, farming, and some manufacturing. The governments price controls and subsidies often hinder private sector growth. In Iran, there is a good amount of knowledgeable economic exchange outside of government regulation, as well as corruption. In the early 1990s Irans government realized they needed to rectify many factors of the economy. One major law created to improve the economy was President Mahmud Ahmadi-Nejads Targeted Subsidies Law. The Majles, Irans national legislative body, passed this law in 2010 to reduce state subsidies on food and energy. Over a period of five years, Irans legislatures worked to remove subsidies from the economy that were very ... ... be said for Iran and India. Mr. Singh, like many of the political elite in Mexico, is highly educated. Although Iran, India, and Mexico are similar in some ways economically, socially, and politically, for th e most part they are very different. Irans economy relies on oil, while Indias economy is more services-oriented. Still, Mexicos economy is similar to Indiasboth having significant private sectors. Also, Iran, India, and Mexico are similar in that each country has a state-run television broadcasting. However, Irans government is clearly the most strict with what its citizens can view and Mexico is less strict and has more broadcasting companies. Iran is to a fault different from India and Mexico because Iran has a theocratic ruler, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whereas the other two countries do not. Overall, these countries are very different from each other.