SSLC Development Studies Practice Questions - Samoa Secondary Leaving Certificate - Development Studies Exam

Developed countries have no agriculture, whereas developing countries have no services. A developed country typically has higher average living standards and more diversified industry and services, whereas a developing country more often has a larger subsistence or primary-export share and wider gaps in health and schooling. Developing countries never trade, whereas developed countries only export raw materials. The only difference is that developed countries are located in Europe.