A 21st-century country has recently seen rapid growth in its economy. Factories throughout the country employ millions of workers who produce consumer goods, such as toys, clothing, and tools. While most of these workers earn very low salaries, many prefer factory work to toiling on farms. Though the country as a whole has become wealthier in recent years, most citizens still can't afford computers or other consumer electronics. The country's electrical grid is also inconsistent, so citizens often find themselves without electricity for extended periods of time.

To which category does this country most likely belong?

A. Overdeveloped

B. Developing

C. Underdeveloped

D. Developed

Answer is C btw

its developed

Explanation:

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C.) Under-developed

Explanation:

The countries that have lowest indicators of the Human Development Index and socio-economic development is called Least Developed countries. This concept originated in late 1960s. The first time UN listed the LDCs was in its resolution 2768 in November 1971.

A country is considered to be least developed country if it meets following criteria:

If a country's average of GNI per capita is less than 1,025 dollars.

Weak in human resources indicators such as health, education, literacy and health.

Economically vulnerable due to instability of exports of goods and services, unstable agriculture, more merchandise export etc.

As per WTO data there are 47 least developed countries on the UN list and 36 of those countries are WTO members.