More primary and secondary workers are employed in less developed nations while fewer primary and secondary workers are employed in more developed nations.
The main distinction between less developed and more developed nations with regard to the proportions of workers in primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors is that: In the three-sector model of the economy, it is true that developed nations tend to have an economy with less emphasis on primary and secondary sectors and more emphasis on tertiary sectors. While the economies of less developed nations typically consist more of workers in the primary and secondary sectors and less in the tertiary sector. Thats why we have tertiary sector more in developed countries and more primary sector in less developed countries.
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