Kenya
Japan is least likely to have people using a traditional economy compared to Nigeria. Japan has a highly developed and industrialized economy, characterized by advanced technology and a focus on manufacturing and services. In contrast, Nigeria has a significant portion of its population engaged in traditional agricultural practices and subsistence farming, reflecting aspects of a traditional economy. Thus, traditional economic practices are more prevalent in Nigeria than in Japan.
Traditional economy
people in traditional econmies accept change easily
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Traditional economy
In a traditional economy, people rely on barter or the exchange of one good for another good. In such an economy, the competition is any other valuable product that someone has to offer a dealer to rival what you have to offer.
In a traditional economy, the decision to make certain products is decided by the people, but designed around traditions, customs, and beliefs.
Canadian people are likely to be historical
A traditional economy is an economy based on the people's traditions. For example, if my dad was a blacksmith, I would be one too.
The economy only gets bad when a country's population shrinks, and elderly people stop working. If elderly people still work in a country with a declining population, it doesn't affects the economy.