Step-by-step explanation:
Big countries have many advantages. They usually have more moderate business cycles, because parts of their economy that are doing relatively well can pick up the slack for parts doing poorly. Big countries can also spread the cost of public goods.Among the problems common to small nations, three deserve specific attention: economic vulnerability, isolation, and high costs of administration. These problems have implications for education as well as for other domain.On the other side of the coin are various benefits gained by small nations. Particularly worth highlighting are national identity, transparency, sensitivity to administrative changes, and interpersonal relations.