4.1 Flashcards

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What is a place?

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Geographical spaces shaped by individuals and communities over time.

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What are some factors of a place?

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  • To describe area or location
  • Can be artificial urban place or modified rural landscape
  • Varies in characteristics
  • Are shaped by internal and external connections
  • Place boundaries can be fixed or fluid
  • It has different meanings to different people
  • Places are always changing - sometimes rapidly, sometimes slowly
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3
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What 4 scales are driving change in places?

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  • Regional
  • National
  • Global
  • International
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4
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What are the 4 economic sectors?

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  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • Tertiary
  • Quaternary
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5
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What is primary economic sector?

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Extraction of raw material

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6
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What is secondary economic sector?

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Manufacturing and processing

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7
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What is tertiary economic sector?

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Services

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8
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What is quaternary economic sector?

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Technology-based jobs

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9
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What are different types of employment types?

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  • Informal/Formal employment
  • Self employed
  • Full time/Part time
  • Temporary vs Permanent
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10
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What model showed the change in different economy sectors over the industrial period?

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The Clark-Fisher Model

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What does the Clark-Fisher Model show?

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It shows the importance of different sectors, in different countries of different levels of development overtime.

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12
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What does IMD stand for?

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Index of Multiple Deprivation

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13
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What can IMD show?

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Levels of deprivation. It can also show the quality of life

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How is IMD used?

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  • Used by government and local authorities to target regeneration aid, allocate resources and target hotspots of crime.
  • Places are ranked by their relative level of deprivation
  • Data set may be quantitative or qualitative
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15
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What 4 foci is change measured by?

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  • Land-Use changes
  • Employment trends
  • Demographic changes
  • Level of deprivation
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16
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What is a problem with IMD?

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An area might have different levels of deprivation but all be included into one collective sum of data