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Developed and Developing Countries

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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DEVELOPED aND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
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DEVELOPING

  • A country with low economic development
  • Has a low level of industry to support population
  • High population, low income
  • Low life expectancy
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DEVELOPED

  • A country with a stable government
  • High level of industry
  • Available jobs
  • High life expectancy
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DETERMINING DEVELOPMENT

TO DETERMINE A COUNTRY'S DEVELOPMENT, THESE STATICAL CATEGORIES ARE CONSIDERED:
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GDP

  • Consumption + investment + government spending = GDP
  • The higher the GDP, the better the economic development
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LIFE EXPECTANCY

YOUR ESTIMATED LIFETIME, DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU LIVE
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LITERACY RATE

THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT KNOW HOW TO READ, RIGHT, OR EVEN SPEAK
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EDUCATION

ACCESSIBLE EDUCATION SOURCES FOR EVERYONE AND HIGHER EDUCATION
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HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

PREVENTION, MANAGEMENT, AND TREATMENT OF ILLNESSES
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EXAMPLES OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

  • India
  • Columbia
  • Zambia
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DEVELOPED COUNTRIES

  • Canada
  • Germany
  • France
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CANADA

  • GDP - 1.821 trillion (USD)
  • Life Expectancy - 77.2 - 81.5 yrs.
  • Literacy Rate - 95% and above
  • Education - it's the law for everyone under 18 to attend school
  • Healthcare - 10-20 physicians per 10 000 people
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COLUMBIA

  • GDP - 369.8 billion (USD)
  • Life Expectancy - 73.5 yrs.
  • Literacy Rate - 95% and above
  • Education - 89%, 73% (2009)
  • Healthcare system - 10 to 20 physicians per 10 000 people
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