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Payment of health insurance contributions from a proxy's remuneration, which is due under the appointment of the proxy to perform this Causes of the middle income trap The most common causes of the middle development trap include: Reluctance of specific groups in the country to introduce political and economic changes - both people in power e.g. politicians and the country's citizens; The research and development area is underfunded or uses outdated technologies.

Decrease in natural increase the ratio of the number of births to the number of deaths ; Fewer and fewer people are professionally active e.g. due to population aging ; Occurrence of speculative bubbles on the market; In the phone number list countries described, cases of corruption crimes in politics or commercial transactions are common, which also negatively affects economic growth; The development of individual areas is uneven e.g. concentration on only one region.



The high costs of the changes taking place in the country create additional barriers. Middle Income Trap Index The economic indicator that helps determine which countries are in the middle-income trap is the value of gross national income per capita GNI per capita . It is the sum of income from of a selected country. In accordance with the World Bank Group guidelines for - , the following is adopted: Low-income economy – per capita income up to , in ; Lower middle income economy – per capita income between , and , in ; Upper middle income economy – per capita income between , and , in ; High-income economy – per capita income is , and above. Achieving values ​​below the high GNI range indicates a country struggling with the average development trap.