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In general, what is a developing nation?
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agrarian based society with low to medium standard of living

industrialized society with high birth rates

low birth rates and high standard of living

agrarian based society with low birth rates and high standard of living

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The correct answer is - industrialized society with high birth rates.

A developing nation, is a nation that has the basics set for development, mostly industrial facilities, and is aiming at improving the mediocre standard of living by investing in this sector, as well as gradually implementing new technological advancements. For this to be able to happen, a nation of this type will need a growing population that will be able to work, so a high birth rate means that it has more workers coming on the labor market, and in order for the economy to go upwards, bigger and bigger labor force will be needed.

Answer:

agrarian based society with low to medium standard of living and high birth rates.

Explanation:

  • A developing nation is that where the average income of the people is less than those of that in the industrial nations, here the economy stays on fewer agrarian crops and the farming mostly primitive in nature and has a large population to feed.
  • Also, they are low on the HDI i.e the human development index ranking and have low ease of doing business as people lack the basic standards of living a healthy and prestigious lifestyle. Hence there focus is mostly on the basic infrastructure as compared to those of the high-income countries.
  • They have high levels of poverty and problems of the economic vulnerability are also large. Have a high rate of violence and crime rates also.

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