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The document compares several metrics between New Zealand, a developed country, and Nigeria, a developing country. It shows that New Zealand has significantly better healthcare access, with 1 doctor for every 455 people compared to 1 for every 3,571 people in Nigeria. New Zealand also has higher life expectancy at 80 years versus 47 years, more vehicles per capita, higher literacy rates, greater GDP per person, and more access to water. Overall, the document illustrates several social and economic advantages that New Zealand enjoys over Nigeria as a developed versus developing nation.
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- 1. Comparison-Between a developing country and a developed country
- 2. Healthcare in New Zealand and Nigeria In New Zealand 1 doctor looks after 455 people. In Nigeria 1 doctor looks after 3571 patients. New Zealand Nigeria
- 3. Life Expectancy in New Zealand and Nigeria New Zealanders are expected to live 80.24 years according the health statistics on nation master.com On the other hand people in Nigeria are expected to live 46.53 years. New Zealand Nigeria
- 4. Transport in New Zealand and Nigeria In New Zealand there are 560 motor vehicles per 1000 people. However in Nigeria There is 1 motor vehicle per 1000 people. New Zealand Nigeria
- 5. Education in New Zealand and Nigeria 99% of adults in New Zealand can read and write fluently. However only 69.1% of adults in Nigeria can read and write fluently. New Zealand Nigeria
- 6. Money (GDP per capita) in New Zealand and Nigeria In New Zealand each person gets US $26,625 per year. In Nigeria each person gets US $2,199 per year. Mew Zealand Nigeria
- 7. Access to water in New Zealand and Nigeria Currently New Zealand has 79.81 thousand cubic meters of water per person available. In Nigeria 2.26 thousand cubic meters of water per person is available. New Zealand Nigeria