The island of Hispaniola's downpours come basically from the east.

Subsequently the Dominican

(eastern) some portion of the island gets more downpour and accordingly underpins higher paces

of plant development.

Hispaniola's most elevated mountains (more than 10,000 feet high) are on the Dominican side,

and the waterways from those high mountains chiefly stream eastwards into the Dominican side.

The Dominican side has wide valleys, fields and levels and a lot thicker soils. Specifically, the

Cibao Valley in the north is one of the most extravagant horticultural zones on the planet.

Natural contrasts, Conversely, the Haitian side is drier on account of that boundary of high

mountains blocking downpours from the east.

Contrasted with the Dominican Republic, the territory of level land useful for serious farming in

Haiti is a lot littler, as a higher level of Haiti's zone is hilly. There is more limestone landscape,

and the dirts are more slender and less rich and have a lower limit with respect to recuperation.

Social and political contrasts Note the mystery: The Haitian side of the island was less blessed by

the gods earth however built up a rich agrarian economy before the Dominican side. The

clarification of this Catch 22 is that Haiti's explosion of rural riches came to the detriment of its

natural capital of timberlands and soils.

This exercise is, in actuality, that a great looking financial balance may hide a negative income.

While those ecological contrasts contributed to the distinctive financial directions of the two

nations, a bigger piece of the clarification included social and political contrasts — of which

there were numerous that in the long run punished the Haitian economy comparative with the
Dominican economy. In that sense, the contrasting advancements of the two nations were over-

decided. Various separate components corresponded in tipping the outcome a similar way.