Sociologists often refer to less developed societies,in which industrial production is either virtually nonexistent or only developed to a limited degree,as:

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Sociologists commonly use the term "developing world" to refer to societies in which industrial production is limited or nonexistent, and economic development is still underway. This term recognizes that these societies are in the process of developing, rather than being permanently stagnant or "backward" as might be implied by other terms like "primitive" or "underdeveloped." Core nations, McDonaldized societies, nontraditionalist societies, and trade bureaucracies are not commonly used to refer specifically to societies with limited industrial production.

Sociologists Often Refer to Less Developed Societies,in Which Industrial Production