Across
- 3. Developed countries’ – a large tertiary sector and maybe a growing quaternary sector e.g. UK. (also called MEDcs – More economically developed countries)
- 4. Developing countries’ – often many jobs in the primary sector e.g. Ethiopia, Malawi. (also called LEDcs – less economically developed countries)Middle income countries
- 5. Farming for a profit, this often involves farming higher value cash crops involving high tech farming equipment.
- 6. Farming for only your family and sometimes village. Often land is rented and there is lack of high tech farming equipment.
Down
- 1. Emerging countries’ – often has a growing secondary sector but still a large primary sector e.g. China. An older term for this was the NICs – Newly Industrialized Country.
- 2. A group of middle income countries who economists saw as the fastest growing in the 2000s – Brazil, Russia, India, China and later South Africa was added. An up date of BRICs is the MINTs – Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria, Turkey.
