Employment and income pattern of the three
sectors in a country is an important indicator to decide a country
whether it is a developing or a developed country.
Developing Country: (less
developed country) It is a nation with low standard of living, less developed
industrial base. (China, India, Pakistan, Maldives, Sri Lanka).
In a developing country the primary stage workers are
more in percentage and tertiary stage workers are less in percentage.
Developed Country: It is a
nation with developed economy, good infrastructure and high standard of living.
(Japan, Canada, United States, Australia, Europe).
In developed countries large percentage of work
force is from tertiary stage and small percentage of workers is from primary
stage.
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