most developed 1. Luxembourg 2. Denmark 3. Netherlands 4. Kuwait 5. United Arab Emirates (UAE) most poor 1. Mali 2. Sierra Leone 3. Sudan 4. Ethiopia 5. Somalia
I think that its low because the country is not fully developed.
An LEDC is a less economically developed country, or a country with a low level of economical development. Indicators of this can include high infant mortality rate, low literacy rate, and a low GDP (per capita) Examples of LEDCs are Jamaica, Ghana, Rwanda etc
1. An undeveloped country ( Developing Country ) is a description commonly used to describe a nation with a low standard of living. Normally these countries have little to no access to fresh water, no sewerage treatment and an undeveloped industrial base. 2. A developed country is a nation that provides sewerage treatment, fresh water and supports a high standard of living for the population. Generally any country that isn't developed is a developing country. :)
No it has the 4th largest Economy in the world.The Mumbai Skyscrapers and the New Delhi Airport, Metro,Roads and stadiums also tells us a part of the story!India has economy of $1.72 Trillion.So it will be a very developed country soon!
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.
MOST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES1. Luxembourg2. Denmark3. Netherlands4. Kuwait5. United Arab Emirates (UAE)LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES1. Mali2. Sierra Leone3. Sudan4. Ethiopia5. Somalia
I think that its low because the country is not fully developed.
No the United States of America is not a Least Developed Country (LEDC). The United States is currently classified as a developed country by the United Nations and is considered to have a high Human Development Index (HDI). According to the UN LEDCs are countries with a low Human Development Index indicating that the country faces challenges in terms of poverty health and access to education. The UN has identified the following criteria for a country to be classified as an LEDC: A low Human Development Index Low income High economic vulnerability Low levels of human assetsThe United States does not meet any of these criteria and is thus classified as a developed country by the UN.
Highly developed countries are countries like the USA. They are advanced in technologies, medicines, and knowledge. They are more educational countries and tend to be richer countries as well. Also, factors like population and birth control can influence the title "highly developed countries." Hope this helps!
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Panama is a more developed country. It has low infant mortality rate and has a superior shipping economy and a relatively high GDP.
Hungary would be considered a developed country due to its its low death and infant mortality rates, and its high servie Workforce rate.
An LEDC is a less economically developed country, or a country with a low level of economical development. Indicators of this can include high infant mortality rate, low literacy rate, and a low GDP (per capita) Examples of LEDCs are Jamaica, Ghana, Rwanda etc
A Less Economic Developed Country (LEDC) is a country that is in poverty with little if no resources such as the African countries and Brazil although many of these countries do have rich areas. Hope this helps
Ghana is an LDC, a least developed country. There they have poor conditions relating to health. However, in Great Britain, the life expectancy is higher because it is an HDC, highly developed country. There, most of the people are well cared for regarding sanitation and other health factors. Therefore, Ghana's average life expectancy is lower.
Thailand used to be a LEDC, (low economically developed country) but is now a NIC. =]
A less economy developed country is defined as having little industrialization and a low standard of living compared to well-developed countries. Less developed countries usually depend on foreign assistance in order for the country to support its people. Having a low standard of living in under-developed countries is defined as the country as a whole not being wealthy, not having access to necessities, low employment rate, a low income received by people in the workforce, high poverty rate, poor housing and working conditions, not having access to quality health care and education which are among the important factors as well as other factors not mentioned.