When considering developed nations and less-developed nations, one should remember that "development" refers to?

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Kasen Meadows

Social Studies

21 April, 11:25

When considering developed nations and less-developed nations, one should remember that "development" refers to?

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Donavan Rowland · Answer 1

When considering developed nations and less-developed nations, one should remember that "development" refers to a nation's ability to feed, cloth, and shelter its people.

The primary measure of a country's development is per capital gross domestic product. Factors like lifespan, energy consumption, per capital value, skill rates, and infant mortality rate are used to measure a country's development.