2.1 - There are Different Ways of Defining and Developingo Flashcards

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Define development

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A combination of social, political and economic factors that effect people’s quality of life.

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Compare the three different aspects of the development

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Economic factors will determine how wealthy a country is ,while social factors will improve people’s standard of living. Political factors will determine how stable the political system of a country is.

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Write out 4 key words for each development indicator listed below:
GDP, GDP per capita, GNI, Doctors, GINI, Gender, HDI, Corruption

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GDP: total value produced year
GDP per capita: per person per year
GNI: total value including overseas
Doctors: number doctors per 1000
GINI: economic inequality 0-1
Gender: education, jobs, rights, health
HDI: life expectancy, education, income
Corruption: corruption believed to exist
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Will a developed country have a high or low score for:

GDP, GDP per capita, GNI, Doctors, GINI, Gender, HDI, Corruption

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GDP: high
GDP per capita: high
GNI: high
Doctors: high
GINI: high
Gender: low
HDI: high
Corruption: high
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Explain why HDI is considered a composite indicator of development

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The number is calculated by looking at lots of different social and economic factors.

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Explain why solely using GDP might give an inaccurate view of
development

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Without looking at population it is hard to see how wealthy the country really is

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Write out 4 key words for each demographic indicator listed below:
Birth rate, Death rate, Fertility, Infant mortality, Maternal mortality, Life
expectancy.
Will these increase or decrease with development?

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Birth rate: live births per 1000 (per year). Decrease
Death rate: deaths per 1000 per year. Decrease
Fertility rate: average births per women. Decrease
Infant mortality: deaths before 1 per 1000 live births. Decrease
Maternal mortality: mothers per 100,000 die childbirth. Decrease
Life expectancy: average life expectancy. Increase

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Compare how demographic data changes as a country develops

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A developing country will have a very wide base as fertility and birth rates are higher. Death rate is high and life expectancy is low so there will be more young people than old people so it will be very steep. As a country develops the base will get narrower and the middle would widen out as there is less difference in young and old people

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What does a population Pyramid Structure Graph show?

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Shows percentage of different age groups as a result if different factors

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Explain why fertility rate decreases as a country develops?

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As a country develops, gender equality will increase and therefore more women will be in education and be able to get better jobs. Women may become more focused on a career than on having children.

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