What Are The Main Differences Between An Undeveloped Country And A Developed One?

Well, the main differences between a developed and an undeveloped country are that firstly a developed country has a stable economy, so that most of it's population have good jobs and can meet their daily requirements. The education level is also high and a developed country is quite self-sufficient in producing and meeting it's own food needs. It doesn't have to rely on imports for essential food stuff and rather benefits by exporting the surplus produces. In an underdeveloped country many are unemployed, most people don't get enough to eat. It relies on the assistance of developed countries in order to function. The education level is also pretty low so that only the well-off can get a good education and afford to use the new technology.