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1 Developed vs. Developing Countries
What’s the difference?

2 Developed vs. Developing
Good educational system; school required Schooling not available to all citizens of country.

3 Developed vs. Developing
Widely available health care. Poor health care; not enough doctors.

4 Developed vs. Developing
Many manufacturing and service industries. Farmers use technology. Live by subsistence farming in rural areas. Few businesses.

5 Developed vs. Developing
Participate in international trade Few items to trade

6 Developed vs. Developing
People mostly live in cities. People live mostly in rural areas.

7 Developed vs. Developing
People have access to telephone and are part of global network. Modern communications are not found outside of city.

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