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Is Chile a more developed country or less developed country?
more developed country.
What is a more economically developed country?
Simple, you just said it. More economically developed country is a more economically developed country.
Is France more on industrialized country or more of an poverty country?
It is more industrialised.
Is Brazil a developing or developed country?
Brazil is a developing country because, lot of people are still in poverty.
How do you measure how developed a country is?
By checking statistics such as GDP, employment, and poverty rates.
Why is Romania a more economically developed country?
Romania is not a more economically developed country.
What you do for your country?
we built industries more and more in our country to reduce unemployment and also to reduce poverty........
Are more children in poverty or adults?
over 25 million homeless children and more are in poverty. It is a shame that this is happening in this country.
Is America a more developed or less developed country?
It is a more developed country. I'm assuming that you are referring to North America, and not South America. America Is what you would call a "first world" country, meaning its more civilized, and developed.
What is a sentence using the word developing country?
I live in a developed country. The United States of America is a developed country. Is the United States a developed country? I do not live in a developed country. A developed country is a country that has a stable inport, export, economy(sort of), ect.
Is there poverty in Spain?
There certainly is poverty in Spain, however because Spain is a developed country only relative poverty similar to that found in otherwise western countries. Also Spains welfare system will act as a safety net to ensure there is no absolute poverty
What is 400 percent of the poverty level for 1 person?
The poverty level for one person often varies from country to country. What may be considered a necessity for life in a more developed countries may not be so considered in a developing country. In 2008 the World Bank proposed US$1.25 a day at 2005 purchasing power parity as an international poverty level. On that basis, 400% is US$5.00 per day.
