developed vs. developing

Question 1

What are some positive statistics of developed countries?

Answer 1

Higher life expectancy rate, lower infant mortality rate, and higher literacy rate

Question 2

What are some negative statistics of developed countries?

Answer 2

larger CO2 emissions, higher average ecological footprints.

Question 3

statistics of developing countries?

Answer 3

lower literacy rate, less clean water, more diseases, lower life expectancy, higher infant mortality rate

Question 4

what is the difference between developing and developed countries growth rate?

Answer 4

A developed country has a more stable growth rate whereas a developing country is constantly going through changes. ex. increasing, falling, stabilizing.

Question 5

what type of resources do developing countries use?

Answer 5

Developing countries use a lot of agricultural land and not a lot of technology because they do not have enough money.

Question 6

what type of resources do developed countries use?

Answer 6

Developed countries use a lot more fossil fuels and technology since they produce more income. This is in turn bad for the environment.

Question 7

True or False:
developing countries use more resources

Answer 7

False; developed countries produce 6 times more material than developing countries

Question 8

True or False:
A higher literacy rate is a statistic of developed countries

Answer 8

true

Question 9

True or False:
Developing countries have a more stable growth rate.

Answer 9

False; developing countries’ growth rates are constantly increasing and/or decreasing