Question

difference between developed and developing countries

Answer 1

DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

1. Countries with per capita income of Rs 37000 or less are called developing countries.

2. The standard of living and literacy level is low in developing countries.

E.g.. India

DEVELOPED COUNTRIES

1. Countries with per capita income of Rs 453000 per annum and above in2004 in developed countries.

2. Standard of living and literacy level is high in developed countries

E.g.. UK, USA, Japan.

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Answer 2

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DEVELOPED COUNTRIES

• These countries are independent and prosperous.

• They have high GDP and per capita income.

• They have good infrastructure and a better environment in terms of health and safety.

• Standard of living is high.

• Birth and death rate are low.

• Examples: USA, Canada, Singapore.

DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

• These countries are facing the beginning of industrialisation.

• They have comparatively low GDP and per capita income.

• These countries lack the necessary amenities.

• Standard of living is moderate.

• Birth and death rate are comparatively high.

• Examples: India, Africa, Bangladesh