Answer:
False
Explanation:
The GDP in developing countries is taken up mainly by primary sector activities such as fishing and other agricultural works.
Secondary sector activites (activities particularly related to industry such as the production of raw materials) aren't as present in developing countries as primary sector activities but are quite present
Tertiary activities( services which aren't related to manufacturing such as banking and nursing) are the least present in developing countries.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Developing countries’ GDP is mainly made up of farming, this means that it’s made up of the primary sector and not the secondary.
