Differences between the developed countries and developing countires

[stompix]

The developed countries invented the technology the whole world has access nowadays, even the developing countries. It's acceptable they needed manpower a century or centuries ago, when these technologies weren't disponible yet. Once new technologies came in, they were shared with another countries too (machinery, vehicles, tools, internet, cellphones, computers, transgenic food, etc...). The whole world was benefited, including the poor countries. So why would they still need manpower like in the old times?

You know, reality is pretty damn harsh sometimes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Im_8sI0QFQ
7:25 , people applauding a 2500 year-old invention  

Some trips in the poorest areas of your country or in some asian or African country would make you change your mind about how much access they have to technology.

The differences are enormous and it will take a decade before they at least learn about that stuff, probably a century before they can afford it. Even Eastern Europe lags well behind western Europe, with a lot of villagers still depending on horses for farming and transporting stuff, in other countries they can't have even those.

The main difference in my opinion should be quality of service and not really industrialization or buildings. It'd be lovely to live somewhere close to nature or in a village with great quality Healthcare, Security, Education, insurance, Food market,
I think this can be achieved with Blockchain/Cryptocurrency.

How the hell can one database provide you healthcare or security or education?
You need doctors, teachers and security personnel for that, and shady ICOs won't be able to do squat about that.

[richmcrich]

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

Yeah, employment is one big factor when you are relating the development of a company and when we also talk about the avenue to easily do business, the availability of infrastructure, the industrialization of a place and so many more make the whole thing balls down to the fact that if some of these things are not available, employment rate will always get higher. So this whole lot makes the difference between a developed country and underdeveloped ones.

[tbterryboy]

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

If a country will provide enough opportunity for employment for every individual, I can say that country is a developed country. As the economy of the country developed, better social protection service also being developed.

Normally, development is totally based on the economy of the country and the value of the economy, the standard of living of people and how well they are taken care of with all the amenities provided for them to live a good life. Simply, this is not something anyone can see in an underdeveloped country and that is what differentiates them.

Usually, if there is infrastructure, businesses will thrive better, there will be more organizations popping up, unemployment rate will reduce and things would get better.

[Cofee.BLUE]

Developed countries are very subjective which will mainly tackle the country's state of infrastructures, Income per capita and Standard of living. Now i am living in a developing country i guess, since i am seeing my country's economy growing as years passes by but there is really a problem, a root of all which disables the government to fully overcome and give its people a great suffering. Corruption.

[Jateng]

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

Yes you're right. My country belongs to top 10 that has a big population all over the world. Every year there are thousands or million graduated in different courses but job opportinuties are not enough. With that, professionals have no choice but to go abroad because in abroad there are lot of jobs waiting plus big salary. So instead of professionals will help or can help the country, they are helping other country.

[BagzMM]

In my opinion, the difference between developed and developing countries is about the stability of its economy. If we talk about developed countries it has stable economy: like infrastructures, high employment rate, advancement of technology and educational background of the state. While in a developing countries it is in a process of growing.

[mrcash02]

The developed countries invented the technology the whole world has access nowadays, even the developing countries. It's acceptable they needed manpower a century or centuries ago, when these technologies weren't disponible yet. Once new technologies came in, they were shared with another countries too (machinery, vehicles, tools, internet, cellphones, computers, transgenic food, etc...). The whole world was benefited, including the poor countries. So why would they still need manpower like in the old times?

You know, reality is pretty damn harsh sometimes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Im_8sI0QFQ
7:25 , people applauding a 2500 year-old invention  

Some trips in the poorest areas of your country or in some asian or African country would make you change your mind about how much access they have to technology.

The differences are enormous and it will take a decade before they at least learn about that stuff, probably a century before they can afford it. Even Eastern Europe lags well behind western Europe, with a lot of villagers still depending on horses for farming and transporting stuff, in other countries they can't have even those.

Now that they have scythes, the work executed by 10 before can be executed by 2. Less manpower is needed, let's see if it will reflect on the population growment tendency or not.

There are traditional villages like that everywhere, but they are decreasing even more as technology is coming. From your perspective the population should be decreasing as well... But it's not happening.

[gambitcoin53]

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

more jobs are created if their economy is not limited to its local employment, if they are open country that has many foreign investors, it can generate more employment or jobs, this is a picture of a well oiled economy, more jobs created more development.

[Uhde]

developped countries are the ones that do not export raw materials but imports. non developped countries are the ones that sell raw materials instead of produce a product and sell. developing countries are the ones that just started producing.

[St4yInTh3D4rk]

developped countries are the ones that do not export raw materials but imports. non developped countries are the ones that sell raw materials instead of produce a product and sell. developing countries are the ones that just started producing.

Partially right but now a days the companies from the developed countries coming to the developing nations where the raw materials were abundant in nature and also the man power can be much cheaper than the developing nations but later they will take the profits made from the products in the developing countries to their developed country.

[slocker]

This is something that economic student have to know or at least they learn this in school, college or university. This was something that i learn but it was long time ago and will try to make some facts about it in some way.

First developed and developing countries are divided into two categories. This classification of countries is based on the economic status such as GDP, GNP, per capital income, industrialization, the standard of living, and more more aspects. Or you can use some things that you now already or you are read or seen on tv for example. Lets say like this Developed countries have low unemployment, good living conditions, high industrial growth, high living standard, in some words they have good and above standard for everything. In case of developing countries it little different. They have high unemployment, moderate living conditions, they have moderate or low industrial standard, moderate or low living standard.

So in perspective developed countries have good or above economy and industrialization, and developing countries have moderate and bellow economy and industrialization. Another example can be what countries are developed and what are in developing.

[awik p]

developped countries are the ones that do not export raw materials but imports. non developped countries are the ones that sell raw materials instead of produce a product and sell. developing countries are the ones that just started producing.

Partially right but now a days the companies from the developed countries coming to the developing nations where the raw materials were abundant in nature and also the man power can be much cheaper than the developing nations but later they will take the profits made from the products in the developing countries to their developed country.

this is a disadvantage for developing countries where human resources lag. raw materials are taken by developed countries and their products are sold again to developing countries. for this reason, high human resources are the main differentiator

[Johnzky]

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

Developed countries has a lot of obligations towards their people’s and has a large economy to keep on

While developing countries has a simple problem with a simple solutions,as long as the people and the government are workinh together,just like vietnam they are self sufficient even if they are a developing economy and now a competitive for asian nations

[St4yInTh3D4rk]

developped countries are the ones that do not export raw materials but imports. non developped countries are the ones that sell raw materials instead of produce a product and sell. developing countries are the ones that just started producing.

Partially right but now a days the companies from the developed countries coming to the developing nations where the raw materials were abundant in nature and also the man power can be much cheaper than the developing nations but later they will take the profits made from the products in the developing countries to their developed country.

this is a disadvantage for developing countries where human resources lag. raw materials are taken by developed countries and their products are sold again to developing countries. for this reason, high human resources are the main differentiator

Human resources are also high in nature of a developing countries that is why they can get cheap man power in the developing countries like India or Indonesia and the products are also sold back to the developing countries but the profits were taken back to their origin countries.This is happening because of the corrupted politicians and government officials who let them to do what they want.

[davinchi]

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

I don’t think having jobs is the problem, well it’s a problem but not really, cause I believe that the government any country can be able provide jobs for their citizens no matter what. I live in a developing country and the problem we have here is as a result of bad government.

They never provide jobs for the people, they never invest in talents, and they keep on embezzling money. When the leaders are bad then the country will be bad, but when the leaders are good, you will see the country doing just fine. That’s because they are the ones who control everything that happens in the country.

[Betwrong]

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

I don’t think having jobs is the problem, well it’s a problem but not really, cause I believe that the government any country can be able provide jobs for their citizens no matter what. I live in a developing country and the problem we have here is as a result of bad government.

They never provide jobs for the people, they never invest in talents, and they keep on embezzling money. When the leaders are bad then the country will be bad, but when the leaders are good, you will see the country doing just fine. That’s because they are the ones who control everything that happens in the country.

Actually it shouldn't be like this. In a truly democratic society it's people, or citizens, if you will, are those who control everything. All deeds of the government, with the exception of those concerning national security, have to be transparent so that people could evaluate their government's actions, and either support or renounce them accordingly. It's when you are living under dictatorship you can only hope that the government will be nice to you, in democratic countries they must be nice to their people.

[fasdorcas]

The developed countries invented the technology the whole world has access nowadays, even the developing countries. It's acceptable they needed manpower a century or centuries ago, when these technologies weren't disponible yet. Once new technologies came in, they were shared with another countries too (machinery, vehicles, tools, internet, cellphones, computers, transgenic food, etc...). The whole world was benefited, including the poor countries. So why would they still need manpower like in the old times?

You know, reality is pretty damn harsh sometimes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Im_8sI0QFQ
7:25 , people applauding a 2500 year-old invention  

Some trips in the poorest areas of your country or in some asian or African country would make you change your mind about how much access they have to technology.

The differences are enormous and it will take a decade before they at least learn about that stuff, probably a century before they can afford it. Even Eastern Europe lags well behind western Europe, with a lot of villagers still depending on horses for farming and transporting stuff, in other countries they can't have even those.

The main difference in my opinion should be quality of service and not really industrialization or buildings. It'd be lovely to live somewhere close to nature or in a village with great quality Healthcare, Security, Education, insurance, Food market,
I think this can be achieved with Blockchain/Cryptocurrency.

How the hell can one database provide you healthcare or security or education?
You need doctors, teachers and security personnel for that, and shady ICOs won't be able to do squat about that.

Yeah, reality can really be a b***h. I have been to some part of African countries and you would really be surprised at the level at which they are far behind in technology, since there is no access and it is even more like they have been abandoned to the stone age they are still living in, but in the real sense, it is just awareness that is lacking for a whole lot of their youths anyway.

Truly, it would be hard for places like this to quickly develop with technology since virtually the population of the poor ones keep increasing than the enlightened elites or working class and talking about Eastern Europe and that is even for a developed country, I guess that even explains it all.

[gabmen]

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

I don’t think having jobs is the problem, well it’s a problem but not really, cause I believe that the government any country can be able provide jobs for their citizens no matter what. I live in a developing country and the problem we have here is as a result of bad government.

They never provide jobs for the people, they never invest in talents, and they keep on embezzling money. When the leaders are bad then the country will be bad, but when the leaders are good, you will see the country doing just fine. That’s because they are the ones who control everything that happens in the country.

And there's also the people's benefits. Education, health care and other basic necessities are quite provided by a properly governed developed country while those needs are pretty difficult to acquire if you're from a still developing country.

[Kusnechik]

In developed countries, people are not afraid for their near future and are confident in the next day, as well as in a decent pension.

[slocker]

In developed countries, people are not afraid for their near future and are confident in the next day, as well as in a decent pension.

This is true but for this that country need to be in good economical and industrial prospect for one. If this two major characteristic are applied then no one need to be worried about it.