The ATP is generated as protons migrate from the high concentration side to the low concentration side. The protons are not able to freely cross the membrane, rather, they are only allowed to pass through areas which contain ATP synthase channels. As protons travel through these channels, ATP is generated.
1.3 Conclusion Zimbabwe indeed has comparative advantage in a number of products hence is competitive. Despite the economic and political problems experienced by Zimbabwe between the period 2000-2008, the country has still comparative advantage and competiveness.imbabwe has gone through the period of prosperity when the country was considered the bread basket of. Southern Africa to a net food importer. This paper attempts to examine whether Zimbabwe was still competitive. or had a comparative advantage in international trade during the crisis period 2000-2008.
Why would the british want control of Zimbabwe. Page history last edited by Alana S 6 years, 5 months ago. The British wanted control of Zimbabwe for many reasons. First, they wanted its natural resources such as diamond, gold, coal, and tin.Zimbabwe also had a huge multitude of livestock and crops.hodesia is not the same thing as present-day Zimbabwe. Rhodesia contained about 3/4 of Zimbabwe and extends into parts of Mozambique, Botswana, and South Africa. From the British Perspective-Return to British Homepage.