Explain three major barriers of developing contries, Microeconomics

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Explain three major barriers to development experienced by developing countries.

Well, the scope of possible answers here is, em, wide, to say the least. The issue is not to simply list three barriers, but to show and explain how they impact on the development process. For example, the poverty cycle of low income → low savings → low investment → low income etc is a good example - as long as the answer shows clearly how these are linked.

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