Introduction
Britain and Brazil are two very different countries, though similar in many ways - the size, location and existence affects a lot of the statistics and indicators that would show an MEDC or LEDC state. Over the succeeding(a) paragraphs I will expand upon this, evaluating each democracy in each of its indicators and drawing to a conclusion at the depot of each country.
United earth
The United Kingdom used to be the ascendent maritime, industrial and commercial power in Europe - much competing with the USA for trading powers and maritime supremacy. As well as owning nearly half the globe through colonies the United Kingdom was very advanced in technology and science, benefiting its industry in full scale production of new technology. Though by and by suffering 2 world wars, taking strength from the country, it started to handbuild down from the empire it once had; slipping behind and place other countries such as Germany, France and of course the USA forrader of it.
Population and Growth
The United Kingdom is only around 244,820sq km only has a population of 60 million occupants - this pushes up prices end-to-end the area due to land shortage and also affects the country in other ingenuous and bad ways. Due to a fairly good national health system and a good standard of living; the infant mortality enjoin is only around 5/1000 babies born and the fair(a) age to live to is around 78.
Gender is constantly equilibrize throughout and the median age is 48, showing that a good standard of living, healthcare and employment is present - doers indicating an MEDC country. Another factor that can be seen is that the number of people living with acquired immune deficiency syndrome in the United Kingdom is 34,000 though on average only 460 die, from this it can be...
LEDC - Developing country e.g. Kenya
MEDC - Developed country e.g. USA
Sorry, it was a peice of coursework that used background knowlege from previous essays.
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