Developing vs developed

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Developing vs developed

Developing

Promoting education can help a developing country

By promoting education in these countries they could be more successful and intelligent. With these educational resources they can help their country with new ideas and a better education brings higher paying jobs to their country as well.

Poverty

All countries have some sort of poverty rate or problem but developing countries handle poverty on a much higher scale. Since they are not as successful they do not give as much to the poor as they would like to.

Underutilized Natural Resources

Developing countries may have all the natural resources available but they do not use them to their fullest potential.

Lack of infrastructures

Developing countries have a lack of infrastructures which makes them economically deprived.

Lack of technology

Developing countries do not have enough successful technology which gives them no opportunity for advancement.

Lack of industries

Developing countries lack industries which make them unsuccessful.

Developed

Global Trading

A developed country participates in global trade to enhance their countries goods and industries.

Wide range of industries

Mining, processing, manufacturing, education, health, scientific research and technology/ farming, primary production are all a part of industries in developed countries.

High debt

A developed country has a lot of debt because large amounts of money are spent on poverty.

High Population

A developed country has a large population because it gives them more access to funds and ways of tax. More people also means that more developed countries have infrastructure.

Infrastruture

A developed country has strong infrastructure which makes the economy great because it provides services and facilities to the public.