Developing countries have lower statistics than developed countries in each of the following categories except

A. literacy

B. income per family

C. average life expectancy

D. percentage of agricultural workers

Answer: D. percentage of agricultural workers

Explanation: Distinction between a developing nation or country and the developed one's can be viewed in the level of industrialization and technological breakthrough which aid a nation's growth and drives thiwr economy, giving developed countries making more income or revenue than developing nations. The literacy level associated with developing countries is also lower than that in developed countries due to the advancement and leveraged technology on education. With advancement in medicine and Healthcare, developed countries are a ko to improve the life expectancy of its citizen. However, developing countries boast a higher percentage of agricultural workers as the low level of industrialization compared to developed countries means a sizeable percentage of it's citizens still depends on agricultural which has been the mainstay of many economies before the industrial age.