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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Indian economics
what is the difference between developed countries & underdeveloped countries ?
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Developed country : A country whose per capita income is high by world standards. Developing country : A country whose per capita income is low by world standards. Same as 'less developed country'.
- Developed country : A country whose per capita income is high by world standards.
- Developing country : A country whose per capita income is low by world standards.
- Same as 'less developed country'.
- As usually used, it does not necessarily connote that the country's income is rising.
- Underdeveloped country : A synonym, not usually used today, for less developed country.
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Developed country: A country whose per capita income is high by world standards.
Developing country: A country whose per capita income is low by world standards. Same as 'less developed country'. As usually used, it does not necessarily connote that the country's income is rising.
Underdeveloped country: A synonym, not usually used today, for less developed
Developing country: A country whose per capita income is low by world standards. Same as 'less developed country'. As usually used, it does not necessarily connote that the country's income is rising.
Underdeveloped country: A synonym, not usually used today, for less developed
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