Malawi

Malawi Malawi Malawi is an underdeveloped country. The main sector of the labor force is in the primary sector with 86%. The secondary and tertiary labor force are unknown. With a 20% urban population, which is mostly rural, suggests that the birth rates should be higher because on a farm kids are an asset. The economy is primarily agriculture and most of the major exports of the company are agricultural products such as: tobacco, tea, sugar, cotton, and coffee. The tropical savannah climate is good for growing herbaceous plants which most of their exports are. There is a negative balance of trade therefore implying a trade deficit. The major imports of the country are food, petroleum products, semimanufactures, consumer goods, and transportation equipment, the majority of which come from the South Africa. The GNP/capita of $615 is low, however is not too low, for an underdeveloped country. The positive RNI is high at 2.4 when compared with the world average. The country is rural with the main concentration of the people settling in Blantyre in the southern part of Malawi. Female involvement in the economy is 90% as percent of males. The malawi, people, country, high, underdeveloped, rate, low, spending, rates, per, main, birth, 20%, 1000, years, world, trade, total, sector, rural, products, population, males, making, major, literacy, labor, however, health, good, gdp, force, exports, economy, diverse