Why do developing countries usually have less variety in their economic activities

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Developing Countries usually have less variety in their economic activities because countries as such are commonly small and have a small population and resources. People choose the lifestyle that goes with their traditional activities such as fishing or farming. More often than not, they also have limited access to education wherein the people are trained to work in industries.

kondaur [170]3 years ago

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Why do developing countries usually have less variety in their

economic activities?

<h2><em><u>A. Limited access to education means that people are not trained to work in industry or technology.</u></em></h2>

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