Mr. McDonald once said that every nation was equal in ketchup and mustard therefore that is the difference, ketchup and mustard, but the great and mighty Bob Stuart said no, that is not the difference therefore putting Mr.McDonald right out of business. The real difference is who sells the best looking bookbags
Mr. McDonald once said that every nation was equal in ketchup and mustard therefore that is the difference, ketchup and mustard, but the great and mighty Bob Stuart said no, that is not the difference therefore putting Mr.McDonald right out of business. The real difference is who sells the best looking bookbags
A developed country has access to Clean Water,Food, Healthcare, Shelter and Education were as a developing country does not. Hope I could help ;)
outsourcing replaces workers in developed nations with workers in developing nations
Developing nations are generally poorer and have more people making less then minimum wage. Developed countries are richer, have relief programs for the poor and less poverty. the income level of standard living
outsourcing replaces workers in developed nations with workers in developing nations
Actually industries in developed and under -developed nations are beginning to look similar. This revolves around the fact that all nations recognize the value in developing high technology industries. The difference here, however, is that the developed nations have their own home grown high technology companies and underdeveloped nations are bringing in high technology companies from developed nations to help them by forming technology industries. This involves software development and Internet based industries.
Mr. McDonald once said that every nation was equal in ketchup and mustard therefore that is the difference, ketchup and mustard, but the great and mighty Bob Stuart said no, that is not the difference therefore putting Mr.McDonald right out of business. The real difference is who sells the best looking bookbags
Products sold by developed nations versus those solid developing nations are different in that those made in developing nations are cheaper and depending on the nation are inferior or sometime superior to the same product made in a developed nation. Developed nations have access to raw materials that may not be available in their own country, which can improve the products they can make for export. For example, China has access to copper and steel from the US and other countries. Recently, they purchased a US company, Smithfield Farms, that produces pork, which they need for their citizens. This is rapidly changing them from a developing country to a developed country. However, in doing so, they have ruined their environment and have limited the lives of their citizens to provide cheap labor. They have a way to go. India is another country that is on the rise, as their citizens become more educated in information technology and the medical fields.
developing nation african countries are still developing
it's either: -civil obedience - religion -industry or -strikes The answer is industry
The developing nations will have to wait for the financial flows from the developed countries.
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