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Developed countries vs Developing countries Economics
This presentation discusses the key differences between developed and developing countries. Developed countries have very high industrial advancement, innovation-driven economies, and high human development index scores. Examples given are the United States, Japan, Germany, and France. Developing countries in contrast have less utilization of resources, lower per capita incomes and GDP, agriculture-dependent economies, and lower standards of living across education, healthcare, and life expectancy. Examples of developing countries provided are Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, and Thailand.
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- 3. DEVELOPED COUNTRY A developed nationis one that has a very high rank in industrial advancements, construct its economy in innovation in assembling rather then agribusiness. A nation with more Human Development Index is viewed as a developed nation. It is not only a measures of economic development and improved GDP.
- 4. REASONS WHY • Form ofgovernment (democracy) • Free market economy • Lack of corruption • More dependent on manufacturing than agriculture • Prevalent technology
- 5. EXAMPLES United States JapanGermany France
- 6. DEVELOPING COUNTRY • A nationthat is not yet industrialized. • A country having less utilization of resources. • Low Per Capita Income leads towards low GDP. • Economy mostly depends upon Agricultural Sector
- 7. DEVELOPING COUNTRY • Country withlow standard of living • Also Called Third World Countries • Undeveloped industry • Lack modern technology • Low levels Education Healthcare Life expectancy
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