In Harry Dunphy’s article, “Developing countries hit harder by global crisis”, he explains how terribly the economic crisis has impacted expanding countries or territories.  First off, he explains how one of the big factors in this impact is the money flow.  A country similar to America has citizens who depend on their currency to survive, using it to buy food and supplies.  Well, the big part of that is, where does that currency come from?  The answer is not just their occupation, it is where that business, organization or sport that supplies that money.  And sometimes, the currency can come from investors, buyers or fans; or exported goods.  That is the problem.  “Among the effects of the crisis the developing countries are experiencing are falling prices for their commodities and exports, a decline in money transfers their citizens send from abroad, a sharp reduction in foreign direct investment and exposure to the credit crunch other countries are facing” said Harry Dunphy.  Also, he covers the fact that these countries will need an unprecedented level of support to pull through.  Of course, another factor against us to pull out of the economic pitfall.