Italy's position in the central part of the Mediterranean gave it opportunity to become a trading center in Europe. Multiple city-states focused on trading and manufacturing unique and demanded goods, so they started to get in constant contact with the Middle East more and more. As they did, they started to adopt new ideas, technologies, but also got in touch with the ancient literature of the Romans and the ancient Greeks. This led to a desire to revive the old ways, to focus on philosophy, science, advancement, which gradually created a movement among the aristocracy known as the Renaissance, resulting in gradual shift the course of events in Europe and later in the world.
Mediterranean location help gave birth to the Renaissance because it prevented far away traders from travelling to Italy and also prevented from foreign ideas which influence Italian thinker. Italians exposed new ideas as travelers and traders passed their country and also encouraged to give up their studies in support of Arab philosophy.
Assuming you mean "undeveloped countries", then the <span>industry in developed countries compares favorable to that of undeveloped countries, since develop countries almost always tend to have more modern and thriving economies. </span>
