Country A: In country A, the arithmetic, physiological, and agriculture densities , all stays at a low number which makes it a more developed country (MDC). Household Income: Country A has a low arithmetic density so the income is high in country A. The household income seems to be at a higher wage because the country is more developed and contains a larger economy. The income would be substantial to a person 18 or older and the person would receive a higher income living in country A.
Technology: The technology is greatly higher in country A than in any other country. Country A has a moderate physiological density so technology can be improved, but the technology is still at a developed stage. The agricultural density is also low because …show more content…
Country A is a more developed country so the jobs are for a educated population. There are few jobs that require agriculture and physiological density, so more jobs can be expected to be in offices or business complex. Since the types of jobs are for educated people, the household outcome and technology seem to be at a higher rate.
Education Level: The Education level in country A is high. The total number of people divided by the total land area, (arithmetic density) is low, and the agricultural density is low, so the education in country A is strongly prominent. The population living in country A are expected to go to college because the technology is advanced, and the people are highly educated.
Literacy Rate: The literacy level in country A is large because the arithmetic density proves that the people living in country a are educated, and have high paying jobs. The literacy level is also high in country A because the arithmetic density and population is lower than country H. The population is greatly smaller so the country is more educated, and the people living in country A are able to …show more content…
Household Income: Country H has a high arithmetic density which makes the income low. The household income seems to be at a lower wage because the country is less developed and has poorer technology. The income would be limited to a person 18 or older and the person would receive a lower income living in country H.
Technology: The technology is drastically lower than in any other country. Country H has an extremely high physiological density so technology is deficient, but the technology can still be emerged. The agricultural density is high because the technology does not care of agriculture so there needs to be more farmers needed for agriculture. Since there is a high density for country H, the technology is behind modern day technology, and there are many more farmers needed to produce food.
Types of jobs: The types of jobs in country H are low paying, and and give a small annual income. Country H is a less developed country so the jobs are not suited for an educated population. There are fewer jobs that require being educated, and more jobs requiring agriculture and physiological density. Since the types of jobs require less educated people, the household outcome and technology seem to be at largely lower
Technology: The technology is greatly higher in country A than in any other country. Country A has a moderate physiological density so technology can be improved, but the technology is still at a developed stage. The agricultural density is also low because …show more content…
Country A is a more developed country so the jobs are for a educated population. There are few jobs that require agriculture and physiological density, so more jobs can be expected to be in offices or business complex. Since the types of jobs are for educated people, the household outcome and technology seem to be at a higher rate.
Education Level: The Education level in country A is high. The total number of people divided by the total land area, (arithmetic density) is low, and the agricultural density is low, so the education in country A is strongly prominent. The population living in country A are expected to go to college because the technology is advanced, and the people are highly educated.
Literacy Rate: The literacy level in country A is large because the arithmetic density proves that the people living in country a are educated, and have high paying jobs. The literacy level is also high in country A because the arithmetic density and population is lower than country H. The population is greatly smaller so the country is more educated, and the people living in country A are able to …show more content…
Household Income: Country H has a high arithmetic density which makes the income low. The household income seems to be at a lower wage because the country is less developed and has poorer technology. The income would be limited to a person 18 or older and the person would receive a lower income living in country H.
Technology: The technology is drastically lower than in any other country. Country H has an extremely high physiological density so technology is deficient, but the technology can still be emerged. The agricultural density is high because the technology does not care of agriculture so there needs to be more farmers needed for agriculture. Since there is a high density for country H, the technology is behind modern day technology, and there are many more farmers needed to produce food.
Types of jobs: The types of jobs in country H are low paying, and and give a small annual income. Country H is a less developed country so the jobs are not suited for an educated population. There are fewer jobs that require being educated, and more jobs requiring agriculture and physiological density. Since the types of jobs require less educated people, the household outcome and technology seem to be at largely lower