Developing countries tend to have a high percentage working in the:
A) primary sector
B) secondary sector
C) tertiary sector
D) quaternary sector
E) quinary sector

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Developing countries generally have economies that are based on agriculture and extraction of natural resources, such as timber or minerals. Therefore, a large percentage of the workforce is employed in the primary sector, which involves activities related to raw material extraction, farming, and fishing. This is in contrast to developed countries where the majority of the workforce is employed in the tertiary and quaternary sectors, which involve services and knowledge-based activities.

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