4.1.1 Growing Economies Flashcards

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What are BRIC economies?

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• They have economic, cultural and geopolitical influence. Superpowers shift over time, as some powers decline and others emerge.
• The BRICs are Brazil, Russia, India and China.

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What is MINT economies?

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Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey - as emerging economic giants

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What is an economy ?

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• An economy is the state of a country or region in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services and the supply of money

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What is economic growth?

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• Growing economies start to see changes in employment patterns; working women, migration, the rise of the multi job, home working and the search for a better work-life balance.

• As labour and other resources move from agriculture into modern economic activities, overall productivity rises and incomes expand.

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What does all this growth mean for business?

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-opportunities to increase revenue and profit for MNCs by moving into new markets
• Increased incomes combined with low labour costs and proximity to market make these growing economies very attractive

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What is GDP?

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• GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product
• The GDP figure for a country shows the sum total of everything they produce as a nation

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What is Literacy ?

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• Literacy levels are a key indicator of the economic growth of the world’s countries

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what is health?

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• World Health Organisation (WHO) keep a record of life expectancy at birth in years

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What is HDI?

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• This is a statistic which combines; life expectancy, education and income which are used to rank countries into four tiers of human development

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Implications of economic growth for individuals and businesses

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  • Trade opportunities
  • employment patterns
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how are Trade opportunities created?

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  • economy is growing , consumption may also be growing
  • disposable income rises people have more money to spend which leads to more revenue and profit for firms
  • goods and services can be produced domestically creating opportunities for trade
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Employment patterns

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If there is high unemployment it is an unhealthy economy because nobody is earning money to spend as a result it will be a weak economy. Same vise Vera

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what is a Indicator of growth

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  • Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
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Gross Domestic Product

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This is a measure of economic activity including a of the goods and services produced in a year , divided by the number of people in the country.

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How does health indicate growth?

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  • life expectancy at birth
  • infant and material mortality
  • pollution exposure
  • access to clean water
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Economic growth

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An increase in a country’s productive capacity

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Emerging economies.

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the economies of developing countries where there is rapid growth, but also significant risk

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Human Development Index

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A collection of statistics that are combined into an index , ranking countries according to their human development

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Literacy rate

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The percentage of adults ( over 15) that can read and write

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Purchasing Power Parity ( PPP)

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A measure of real growth that uses the price of purchasing a standardised basket of goods and service in order to compare prices across economies