Developing countries have a higher share of primary and secondary sector workers and a smaller share of tertiary sector workers than developed countries.

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This is generally true, as developing countries rely more heavily on agriculture, mining, and manufacturing industries, which fall under the primary and secondary sectors, while developed countries have shifted towards services and technology, which are part of the tertiary sector. However, there may be some variation depending on the specific country and its level of development.

Developing Countries Have a Higher Share of Primary and Secondary