Which is more developed country on this earth?

Question

Dear people, all at first answer that "U.S.A." and I'am not an exception, But really which one, that's the greatest puzzle for my, weather U.S.A. or Australia or Canada or ENGLAND?

We all say U.S.A. because it provides all facilities for the people in all ways, instead, It has a very very huge loan.

And regardless weather it can or not repay, it just going on taking loans. but Canada is the adjoining country to US perhaps it would feel the repercussion of US and London is one of the oldest developed countries in this world and At last Australia, and obviously this is no inferior. Then, in what way could we judge which the most developed one is?

Answer 1

I'm sure that there is a link to royalty in that question somewhere but,for the life of me I can' see it

Answer 2

Due to technology:

Japan because they do not have any Oil for export...

and Germany

In 2007 Germany had the most and best and highest export in the world

Answer 3

This should be done using science and not patriotism, or perception as it is given by the media. Using the demographic transition model, Japan is the most advanced, followed by Norway and other similar countries, at stage 5. There are 5 stages on this model, and currently most MEDCs are on stage 4, with a few at stage 5. At stage 5 there is a population decrease in the country (NOT including immigration), due to benefits of having even fewer children for couples. This is not usually good for the countries long term economic future. The US and UK both are on stage 4 of this model. There will be more stages to this model in the future if (is the possible?) countries become more advanced. chow

Answer 4

U.S.A, Japan, then Germany

Answer 5

Even with America's huge deficit, I still say it is the most developed nation on earth.

Answer 6

I think the most developed country on Earth is England for reasons I will not specify.

Answer 7

I think you are talking economically developed, if so then America.

But historically and culturally, Britain.