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What is the ratio of people who live in economically developed countries to those who live in developed indutrialized countries?
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∙ 14y ago
80 % of the worlds population lives in countries that are economically developing. so it wud be 80:20
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What is the difference between developing and developed countries?
Developed Country: Industrialised countries that have a high economy and standard of living. Developing Country: A country that is poor and whose citizens are mostly agricultural workers; but want to become more advanced socially and economically.
Why are people in less developed countries attracted to urban areas?
because they want to
How do different countries interact economically?
They interreact from trad and might benefit from it but a affect is that people lose there jobs because of trade.
How does developing countries benefit from globalization?
People in developing countries have access to innovations of the developed world. This includes computers, and cutting edge medical innovations.
Whats the definition of residual versus mass poverty in developed versus less developed countries?
it is a situation in which a large section of people in economy are deprived of the basic necessities
What are three types of contries in the world that exist?
The three type of countries are: More Economically Developed Countries. These are countries such as the US, the UK and Canada where people are generally rich and the country is developed. The second type is Newly Industrialized Countries. These are countries such as China which were once poor but are now becoming much richer and more modern. The third type is Less Economically Developed Countries. These are countries in Africa and South America where people are generally quite poor and the country is not developed.
What is the Difference between more economically developed country and less economically developed country?
It is the difference between the life expectancy and a more ecoonomically developed country is richer in terms of money, wealth etc. compared to a less economically developed country. A more economically developed country is where the most number of people live like Asia (about 40% live in china and india which are developing countries).
What could face the people of ledc countries?
ms th LEDC means Less Economically Developed Countries. Those consist of mostly African countries. LEDC's are non-industrial. at pea LEDC?
Why do LDCs face obstacles to development?
A Less Economically Developed Country, these countries have low levels of economic development, which means most people in these countries are poor and unemployed, therefore life can be quite miserable in these countries, usually a case of people just trying to survive from day to day.
How many people can read and write in Peru?
A majority of people in MEDC (Most Economically Developed Countries) like England can read and write but unfortunate people living inn LEDC (Less Economically Developed Countries) like India, most of their citizens cannot read and write because of lack of money and lack of teachers. Furthermore schools.
How does the world population change?
As new people are born and so on, the population of the world changes greatly. Colder places usually have less people whilst in hot places, there are a lot of people. LEDC's (less economically developed countries) generally have more babies because they are less educated. MEDC's (more economically developed countries) have less. In LEDC's people also have more children because it makes you higher than everyone else and you have more people to work and earn money.
What types of technology is in libya?
The economically most important technology is connected with Libya's oil producing and processing industries. In everyday life, the better-off Libyans know and use the same technologies as people in other developed countries.
What is a sentence for standard of living?
People in developed countries have a higher standard of living then people in developing countries.
What is the difference between developing and developed countries?
Developed Country: Industrialised countries that have a high economy and standard of living. Developing Country: A country that is poor and whose citizens are mostly agricultural workers; but want to become more advanced socially and economically.
What does the Roman Catholic Church believe they can do to help less economically developed countries?
It's just Catholic, not Roman Catholic. Roman is an epithet first commonly used in England after the protestant revolt to describe the Catholic Church. It is never used by the official Catholic Church. The Catholic Church is the Mystical Body of Christ and is here to bring Christ to people and people to Christ. The Catholic Church, on the whole, treats individuals, not countries; and, as such, it is here to help individuals, not countries. Various organizations within the church, like some religious Orders, and some dioceses, have set up missions to help people in economically developed countries by giving them food and medicine, education and to try to protect them from the modern anti-life evangelists who are trying to contracept them out of existence.
Why do most people in the UK work tertiary jobs?
Britain is a well economically developed, so it can afford to spend money on things that provide services to people. When countries are less developed they have more primary jobs, countries like China that are quickly developing have mostly secondary jobs- lots of products are made in China as making things takes up a large percentage of what people who live in China do. However as they become more affluent they begin to have more tertiary jobs :)
Who has access to clean water?
Most people in developed countries.
