In developing countries, a larger percentage of the labour force is employed in the

In developing countries, a larger percentage of the labor force is employed in the primary sector. The primary sector includes industries involved in the extraction and collection of natural resources such as agriculture, mining, forestry, and fishing. This is because developing countries tend to have large rural populations and rely heavily on their natural resources for economic development. As countries develop, they tend to shift towards the secondary and tertiary sectors, which involve manufacturing and services respectively.