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Morocco is not a much lower developed country as you imagine. However, Morocco is one of the best adventures touring place of the world.
Yes, Indonesia is a developing country. The developing countries are also called less-developed countries. Indonesia is a country with a lower standard of living and underdeveloped industrial base.
A picture that looks like the shape of a cone not describe an MDC or more developed country. A cone or pyramid shape would show a LDC or lower developed country.
An LEDC is a lower economically developed country, so basically, if a country is very poor and many people in the population who are poor, it is an LEDC, like Britain and the USA are MEDCs (more economically developed countries), yet Kenya and Bangladesh are LEDCs.
Have a look at what someone else said:List_of_medcs_and_ledcs_countries
Technically, Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, is not in Kenya. Most of the mountain, and the peak, is just south of the official border, but the lower slopes do spill into the country. That only leaves Mount Kenya, which is the second highest in Africa, as the tallest, and biggest in terms of area occupied within the borders of Kenya
because the conditions there are very poor
Ghana is a less economical developed country,to measure development in a country you measure the 6 main factors: 1 The population 2 The life expectancy 3 Gdp per capita 4 The litracy rate 5 The amount of doctors 6 The agricultural workers Ghana has a low life expectancy,low gpd,low litracy rate,not alot of doctors and high agricultural workers.Therefore is less developed.
No, Kenya's population is not evenly spread. The majority of the population is concentrated in urban areas such as Nairobi and Mombasa, leading to uneven distribution across the country. Rural areas tend to have lower population densities.
One example of a third-world country is Bangladesh. It is classified as a developing country with lower income levels and less developed infrastructure compared to first-world countries.
A less fortunate / less developed country where wages are lower can export goods to countries where wages are higher. The people in the country with higher wages benefits because they can buy things more cheaply. The people in the country that is less developed can benefit because they get paid a wage. They can use this wage to build wealth, reinvest in their country and in time increase their standard of living.
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