Briefly explain the disparities between the developed and the developing countries
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As per the economic activities of both developed and developing countries, . Developed countries have their specific overall capital incomes. Also it helps to improve their financial conditions. . In case of developing countries, thery might have facing the expenditures of industrialization over there on going.
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Differences in the developed and the developing countries.
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- A developed nation is one that is industrialized and urbanized and has an effective rate of the income distribution. The rate of income is high, unemployment is low. Infant mortality, birth, and death rates are low and life expectancy is high.
- They have good living standards, generate more revenue for industrial sectors thus has high growth and low pollution.
- A developing nation is one that has a low or slow pace of development and a low standard of living with a low income. Thus has a higher unemployment rate.
- It has high infant mortality and generates its revenue from the service sectors. They rely on developed countries.
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