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Why is a high level of subsistence agriculture a characteristic of less developed countries?
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How would agriculture be different if agriculture was never developed?
Agriculture would never develop if agriculture never developed.
What factor has helped make commercial farming in developed countries more successful than subsistence farming in developing countries?
Modern technology and equipment because developing countries such as African countries doesn't have the same technology as European countries,or other countries related to their technology and equipment.
Is Australia a developed or less developed country?
It is a developed country other developed countries include the uk, usa and germany. less developed countries are somalia, afganistan and lybia
What is a feature of a developed country?
industrialisation education transportation agriculture infrastructure
Which economic parameter is used to classify the countries into developed and under developed?
per capita income is the = economic parameter which is used to classify the countries into developed and under developed =
Which type of agriculture is found primarily in less developed countries?
Subsistence Farming.
What common agriculture growing pattern is directly traceable to the era when European countries colonized other parts of the world?
subsistence farming in less developed countries....i'm pretty sure
What is the Difference between developed and under developed countries?
Underdeveloped countries are the ones which could not develop to the full potential. Development is necessarily seen as the growth path followed by Western countries. Hence, development in this context is in the perspective of modern v/s traditional or western v/s traditional comparison between countries. Underdeveloped countries usually have a large percentage of the population engaged subsistence agriculture or working on large plantations. Subsistence agriculture is raising crops for family use with little, if any, of the crop sold. Underdeveloped countries, a small percentage of the population is engaged in manufacturing and industry. Developed countries usually have a large percentage of the population engaged in manufacturing and industry. A very small percentage of the population is engaged in subsistence agriculture. Those engaged in agriculture raise crops to sell products. This type of agriculture is called commercial agriculture. The difference is developed countries are fortunate and under developed countries are not. The difference between Canada and Africa perhaps would be a good example
What does substance farming mean?
SubSISTENCE farming is what you were looking for.This termmeans the production of foodmainly for use by the farmer's ownfamily. In less-developed countries,subsistence farming is often one ofthe main economic activities. Incontrast, in developed countriesthere is little subsistence farming.-kev
Are developed countries are rule on their own terms?
Countries are described as developed based on economic terms. Most have moved beyond farming and basic subsistence to managing their resources and have some industry.
What single characteristic separates more developed countries from less developed countries?
Good economy activity, And money (country income)
What are characteristics of developing country's?
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How would agriculture be different if agriculture was never developed?
Agriculture would never develop if agriculture never developed.
What country is a developed?
Developing countries are countries with economies that have a low GDP per capita and rely on agriculture as the main industry. There is no universal definition of a developing country. Emerging countries are those making strong strides in technology and other manufacturing sectors.
What factor has helped make commercial farming in developed countries more successful than subsistence farming in developing countries?
Modern technology and equipment because developing countries such as African countries doesn't have the same technology as European countries,or other countries related to their technology and equipment.
Role of regional rural bank for agricultural credit?
i want to do a research in the area of agriculture finance in developed countries
What has the author J T Coppock written?
J. T. Coppock has written: 'Agriculture in developed countries' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Agriculture 'An agricultural atlas of England and Wales'
