A country whose economy can be described as "developing" is MOST likely to engage in which kind of economic activity? A) primaryB) tertiaryC) secondaryD) quaternary

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Maribel Daugherty

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4 April, 12:05

A country whose economy can be described as "developing" is MOST likely to engage in which kind of economic activity? A) primaryB) tertiaryC) secondaryD) quaternary

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Gisselle Orr · Answer 1

A) primary

Explanation:

Developing countries are most likely to engage in primary economic activities such as agriculture, mining, forestry, quarrying and extraction, this is because they have less industrial base, lesser technology, lower human development index compared to the developed nations. For a country to engage effectively in secondary and quaternary economic activities, it most have the needed technology and technical skills and these are usually lacking in developing economies so they rely more on primary economic activities which involve the production of raw materials which are eventually exported to developed countries for further processing.

Amaris Duran · Answer 2

Primary

Explanation

Developing countries are Nations of the world whose population are characterized by low human development Index, have little or no safe water as well as sanitizer and good hygiene.

Developing countries majorly embark on primary economic activities such as mining, finishing and farming and anything that has to do with transformation orexportation of raw materials to be converted into finished goods.