Developed vs. Developing Countries

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Developed vs. Non-Developed Countries

Developed

How to become a developed nation:

Promote education. This will create more a intelligent population that will push the country forward by creating businesses with more efficient productions, designing infrastructure, and developing medicines for a healthier population. more i

High Production Efficency

Can turn out many products with limited time

Good Living Conditions

High standard of living means people are supporting themselves with their own individual income.

Low Infant Mortality Rate

Life expectancy rate is high, meaning developed medicines.

Individual Income

Indivual income is a sign of effective industrialization.

Infastructure

Has access to public transportation and developed buildings

Non- Developed

One Crop Economy

Only creates one crop to trade with bigger, more developed countries, very inefficient.

Lack of Entrepreneurs

Brain Drain creates lack of entrepreneurs that would industrialize and push economy forward.

Brain Drain

Intelligent people are moving to other countries where their intelligence is better used

High Infant Mortality Rate

No modern medicines to keep children alive, no prenatal care.

Inadequate Infrastructure

No public transportation, no cars, no modern buildings.