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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 01:02:25 AM

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 there is any country with enough job? If there is, then there shouldn’t be beggars on the street or those people too lazy or what? I live in a developing country and finding a job is a very difficult thing. In fact, going to school now seems like a total waste of time, since majority of graduates never get a job after their education. It’s only those that has connections that can easily get a job.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 01:02:25 AM

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 probably. It is the poverty rate that differs. And also when we talk about the economy, the imports and exports, the rate of unemployed and most especially the poverty rate. But when we talk about bitcoin, in it for a connection, we could probably say that the developed countries are not afraid to engaged im using bitcoin.

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Quote from: ngano ba on October 13, 2018, 07:04:18 AM

The developed countries are the nations with has already a more advance technologies in their countries and the economy is booming and continue to growing fast, while the developing countries are finding ways and means ,like new technogy yo help develop their countries and the economy is not yet very stable ,but so are developing,

These developing countries, sometimes we don’t really have to blame what people are doing there. You just have to blame their government. Majority of the leaders in developing countries are criminals and they never focus on doing something good for their country, rather they are only interested in their own pocket and their family riding private jets and latest cars. If their leaders would change and put more effort in building these countries, then they will change for the better.

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The developed countries are the nations with has already a more advance technologies in their countries and the economy is booming and continue to growing fast, while the developing countries are finding ways and means ,like new technogy yo help develop their countries and the economy is not yet very stable ,but so are developing,

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Quote from: bcoinseliot on October 08, 2018, 07:29:40 AM

Developed countries should dominate the world economy and they are, in fact, doing that. They have a stable economical and technical growth, political power, and high education level among masses. These are the basic things that define developed countries.

If we talk about the difference between the developed and developing nations, there are lots of differences but the most important and prime difference is the impact of technology on the growth of the economy which is more visible in case of developed countries and least prominent in developing countries. The impact of technology was also depicted by Slow in his famous Slow Growth Model which won Nobel Prize.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 01:02:25 AM

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 think its just a same. Developing and developed country is still growing country or emerging country. I am agree that employment will increase people standart life and with job, peoples earn money to fill their need and it will make economic activity run and government earn taxes from that activity

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Quote from: yamete kudasai on October 07, 2018, 10:21:35 AM

I think the differences between of it is that developed countries refers to the sovereign state, whose economy has highly progressed and possesses great technological infrastructure, as compared to other countries than developing countries which is in process of their growth or is a country which has a slow rate of industrialization and low per capita income.

There are so many inequalities and differences between developed and developing countries in terms of the economy and the way of life of their citizens. You're right if the per capita income of every person in developed countries can reach $3000 every month just for ordinary employees, in developing countries only paid $80 per month, obviously the difference is..

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Quote from: Theb on October 08, 2018, 03:17:43 PM

People haven't pointed out yet that developed countries have higher net migration rates as well as these countries also have considerable amounts of overseas workers working in their country. This only show that developed countries even though they have higher cost of living their income still covers it up and still have something left to be sent back to their families in their country of origin. The main factor for them to move to another country if of course better chances of being employed to a well paying job and they are right about that, some countries' minimum wage is even higher compared to what mid-level executives are being paid in some developing countries, this only show how better wages are in developed countries.

What you are saying is one of the most important reasons of why those countries remain at the top, they bring people from other countries that are very smart and that have accumulated a lot of knowledge and they improve their society thanks to them, while the countries that are still developing cannot pay them enough or cannot use their skills at their full capacity.

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Quote from: squog on October 07, 2018, 11:21:46 PM

I think it is more of if the people that a specific country has access to their basic needs at a higher scale than most countries. For example, everyone could have a hut and a blackboard and call it a school, but few actually becomes competitive globally. A developed country would definitely have it's citizens taken care of not the otherway around.

Yeah it is also right and I think that in developing countries basic needs for lie are not available or in very rare conditions. The governments in developing countries also do not care for their people and the people too cannot stand for their rights. The whole system disbursed due to weak law enforcement and corruption. People have many financial problems and limited resources.

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Quote from: yamete kudasai on October 07, 2018, 10:21:35 AM

I think the differences between of it is that developed countries refers to the sovereign state, whose economy has highly progressed and possesses great technological infrastructure, as compared to other countries than developing countries which is in process of their growth or is a country which has a slow rate of industrialization and low per capita income.

There are many factors that discriminates developed countries from developing countries. for instance per capital income, education ratio, standard of life, law and order, strong organizations and departments, democracy and many other things. In developing countries people face many financial problems and they cannot save money for their future.

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If a country is not develop technologically, that is lack good infrastructure, Availability of electricity, Provision of basic human need for citizen, this will have an a negative impact on the development of such country,Unemployment is as a result of basic amenities which tends to reduce the numbers of industries and organization that comes to a country.

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Quote from: @Mhaiang on October 04, 2018, 06:51:29 PM

Developed countries are more developed than developing countries but if these developed countries will sleep and will not engaged in new technological advancement, they might be equaled by developing countries who embrace technological advancement like the blockchain as its economy will be boosted by it.

Countries accentuate on further development therefore they explore new technologies for more efficient work in which they can get maximum benefit and to avoid extra usage if money. Now, countries where the new technological system exists are on the way of further improvement while those countries where the modernism is not entered yet are still on the same position.

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In developed countries almost all the infrastructures had already been put in place thus facilitates smooth running of the economy whereas in developing countries all these are in non existence or rather are being built thus it invariably leads to poor growth of the economy and economy activities will be at the lowest ebb.

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We can all know that Developed Countries had established their Economy. that Includes the employment rate, a lot of Investors and Businesses. Good Education and many more. and developing Countries are still finding their way to resolve any issues in their Country. For sure that many of Us already know the differences.

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Quote from: Theb on October 08, 2018, 03:17:43 PM

People haven't pointed out yet that developed countries have higher net migration rates as well as these countries also have considerable amounts of overseas workers working in their country. This only show that developed countries even though they have higher cost of living their income still covers it up and still have something left to be sent back to their families in their country of origin. The main factor for them to move to another country if of course better chances of being employed to a well paying job and they are right about that, some countries' minimum wage is even higher compared to what mid-level executives are being paid in some developing countries, this only show how better wages are in developed countries.

This can be fall under the category of employment,in developing countries there is not enough jobs and even the current job is paid with less money than in developed country.More migrates are happening also because of better standard of living so the people who have enough money to establish their life in the developed countries will move their.

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People haven't pointed out yet that developed countries have higher net migration rates as well as these countries also have considerable amounts of overseas workers working in their country. This only show that developed countries even though they have higher cost of living their income still covers it up and still have something left to be sent back to their families in their country of origin. The main factor for them to move to another country if of course better chances of being employed to a well paying job and they are right about that, some countries' minimum wage is even higher compared to what mid-level executives are being paid in some developing countries, this only show how better wages are in developed countries.

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Developed countries are countries that are up to date in social amenities such as (internet), the percentage of the educated is more, infrastructural facilities, and are still meeting up with the needs of the citizens. Developing countries. Well! May be country that are just picking up with development. Probably described to be behind.

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Quote from: ripthesystem on October 07, 2018, 09:49:33 AM

The main cause of the difference is the amount GDP per one citizen - it is 20 times lower than in developed countries, reaching up to 100 times in some countries (mainly African countries).
This is tied to lower lever of healthcare development, hygiene and environment pollution and further leads to high crime level and dependence on the developed countries.

Literally GDP is the reason why we call them as developed and developing countries but what are the factors that make such difference in GDP on those countries.Some of the developing countries have higher education level when compared to developed nations but they are still working for pennies which means unemployment tho.

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Quote from: mrcash02 on September 23, 2018, 08:15:02 PM

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All the examples of high population density per km² countries are losing population on long term (probably it can reverted in Netherlands and Belgium due mass immigration, but then it's another story). People from developed countries tend to have less children for some reason.

And these Africa countries population is growing fast on long term. One of the reasons may be due the mortality rates are decreasing. Africa is one of the most chaotic continents in the world, many epidemics and wars make the population grow slower, but it doesn't mean they tend to have less children.

Well, it's just an observation. You will find exceptions, but from a general perspective it really makes sense.

Yeah, I can agree with that but they are losing population only AFTER they have reached a developed status.
And people in developed countries tend to do that because they want to still have some time off while raising kids (impossible with Cool

and because they are planning ahead, you won't be able on the average wage to sustain 8 kids at the level you can do with 2.

In poor countries...those are stupid ideas. You need to keep producing them to help you at work, screw education, screw other needs, all that is important is manpower. No wonder in many countries families is really disappointed when they get a daughter and not a son.

Besides, density is also heavy influenced by a lot of other factors.
If we look at Japan and New Zealand,330 vs 15 per km2, both islands, both developed countries yet....
Even if we talk about African Countries, Nigeria is at 200 while Niger at 15.
And there are huge differences even in the US, for example, Nebraska and California.

Nope, density is not a factor, unless we talk about the density of public toilets per sq km2, which I'm pretty sure would paint a better picture

The developed countries are already developed and the money to be made from them is quite small. However the developing countries are still there for the profits, if you invest into health business in Nigeria and own many hospitals in the end you might end up profiting for the long term, if you try that on USA its not going to be as cheap or as easy to start doing that let alone keep doing it.

Basically investing in developing countries is easier, it both helps the country and makes you profits in the long term. Already developed countries do not need your help at all so you can't really rely on them to profit.

In developed countries where the cost of living is high so if we start a business in those places we need huge capital and lot of legal verification but in the developing nations they will allows people to own any business because their government can make some revenue but it is also not good for the developing nations since their countries talent and profits were going for someone's country.

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Quote from: stompix on September 24, 2018, 03:41:32 AM

Quote from: mrcash02 on September 23, 2018, 08:15:02 PM

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All the examples of high population density per km² countries are losing population on long term (probably it can reverted in Netherlands and Belgium due mass immigration, but then it's another story). People from developed countries tend to have less children for some reason.

And these Africa countries population is growing fast on long term. One of the reasons may be due the mortality rates are decreasing. Africa is one of the most chaotic continents in the world, many epidemics and wars make the population grow slower, but it doesn't mean they tend to have less children.

Well, it's just an observation. You will find exceptions, but from a general perspective it really makes sense.

Yeah, I can agree with that but they are losing population only AFTER they have reached a developed status.
And people in developed countries tend to do that because they want to still have some time off while raising kids (impossible with Cool

and because they are planning ahead, you won't be able on the average wage to sustain 8 kids at the level you can do with 2.

In poor countries...those are stupid ideas. You need to keep producing them to help you at work, screw education, screw other needs, all that is important is manpower. No wonder in many countries families is really disappointed when they get a daughter and not a son.

Besides, density is also heavy influenced by a lot of other factors.
If we look at Japan and New Zealand,330 vs 15 per km2, both islands, both developed countries yet....
Even if we talk about African Countries, Nigeria is at 200 while Niger at 15.
And there are huge differences even in the US, for example, Nebraska and California.

Nope, density is not a factor, unless we talk about the density of public toilets per sq km2, which I'm pretty sure would paint a better picture

The developed countries are already developed and the money to be made from them is quite small. However the developing countries are still there for the profits, if you invest into health business in Nigeria and own many hospitals in the end you might end up profiting for the long term, if you try that on USA its not going to be as cheap or as easy to start doing that let alone keep doing it.

Basically investing in developing countries is easier, it both helps the country and makes you profits in the long term. Already developed countries do not need your help at all so you can't really rely on them to profit.

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Developed countries should dominate the world economy and they are, in fact, doing that. They have a stable economical and technical growth, political power, and high education level among masses. These are the basic things that define developed countries.

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