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Less Economically Developed Countries (LEDCs) primarily export raw materials and agricultural products, such as minerals, textiles, coffee, cocoa, and other cash crops. These exports often serve as the backbone of their economies, generating essential foreign exchange. Additionally, some LEDCs may export low-cost manufactured goods, but these are generally at a smaller scale compared to their agricultural and raw material exports.
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What does Suriname mainly export?
egyptian agraculture
Does Mexico mainly import or export?
It mainly imports. See related questions.
What does Canada mainly export to the us?
flamingos and elephnts
Where does Australia export oil to?
Mainly to Asia and china.
What does dominica exports?
Dominica mainly export soap
What are the fruits that are grown in Pakistan mainly for export?
mango
What does British Columbia export?
British Columbia mainly exports wood or lumber
What is the major export of California?
Mainly suger and Caffene products.
Which is produced by Africa mainly to export to Europe and US?
coffee
What is Turkey's Major Export?
Mainly transport e.g ships, trains, buses, e.c.t. They also export a lot of textiles and have a fish surplus so they export that too.
What countries does Bulgaria export footwear to?
To Italia mainly, then to UK, Ireland
Why have LEDCs developed mainly as exporters of raw materials?
The leaders of the LEDC countries are not sensible enough to realize that they need raw material processing economies, not the low economy of exporting them to other countries who engage their young ones in lucrative processing jobs to the detriment of their own countries young ones. They do not know that they need to create jobs at home by processing their raw materials, add value to them, export them at higher value and improve the standard of living of their people. The leaders of the LEDCs just do not know. They are just plain stupid. That is the reason. Plain Stupid.
