1. We can classify countries by their development level as developed, developing and not developed countries.
True or False
False
This statement is true up to where it is telling that the economies can be characterized on the basis of development level as developed and developing
But it is not true to say in economy that it is not developed
the proper what is underdeveloped economy
So many South African countries are underdeveloped economy like Chad, Niger etc
Developing country example can be Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka etc
Developed nations example can be United States, United Kingdom, Singapore
1. We can classify countries by their development level as developed, developing and not developed countries....
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