This document discusses patterns of human resource distribution and occupation globally. It divides the world into three areas based on population density: high density areas with over 80 people per square kilometer, moderate density areas between 10-80 people per square kilometer, and low density areas with less than 10 people per square kilometer. Human resource distribution is also categorized into three types of economies based on level of development: 1) industrial-commercial economies with high standards of living like the USA and Western Europe, 2) mixed industrial-agricultural economies with relatively lower growth rates like South Africa and Russia, and 3) predominantly agricultural economies with very low GDP, growth, and trade shares like India, Bangladesh, and China.

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Human resource management & their
utilization

2. Introduction
• The world human resource general pattern may be studied
under the heads as follows:
• High density area (more than 80 person per square kilo
meter)
• Moderate density area (between 10 & 80 person per square
kilo meter )
• low density area (with less than 10 person per square kilo
meter)

3. Distribution of HR according to
their occupation
• Distribution is based upon economic growth
1 Industrial – commercial or highly developed economy
2 Mixed industrial - agriculture or semi developed
3 Predominantly agriculture or underdeveloped economy

4. Main features of this type of
economy
• 1 Industrial – commercial or highly developed economy
• U.S.A and Western Europe countries.
• High stander of living
• High level of income
• High facilities and technology
• High rate of economic growth
• Very large share in the world trade

5. 2 Mixed industrial - agriculture
or semi developed
• Countries includes south Africa, Russia, Japan and Isreal.
• Relatively lesser urbanization.
• Relatively lower rate of economic growth
• Dominancy of industrial agriculture population

6. 3 Predominantly agriculture or
underdeveloped economy
• Countries includes India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Indonesia,
China, Sudan.
• very low per capita gross national product.
• Very low rate of economic growth.
• Dominancy of agriculture population
• Very small share in the world trade.

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