Changing Spaces Making Places: Economic Change Flashcards

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What is an AC?

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Advanced Country

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What is an EDC?

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Economically developing country

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What is an LIDC?

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Less industrially developed country

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What is global shift?

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A relocation of manufacturing and production on a global scale.

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What is the current global division of labour?

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TNCs from Europe, NA and Japan created labour-intensive factories in LIDCs and EDCs.

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What economic restructuring occurs in ACs?

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The labour force shifts to the tertiary and quaternary sectors, and primary and secondary sector work is outsourced to LIDCs and EDCs.

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What is deindustrialisation?

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When an country becomes more advanced, the comparative advantage of industrial work declines, and so this work is outsourced to other less advanced countries to increase profits.

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What is the primary sector?

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Jobs based around the extraction of natural resources (e.g. farming, mining, fishing, etc).

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What is the secondary sector?

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Jobs based around manufacturing (e.g. factory work, restaurants, etc).

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What is the tertiary sector?

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Service jobs (e.g. finance, education, health, etc).

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What is the quaternary sector?

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Jobs that provide services to other services (e.g. research, advertising, etc).

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What is the multiplier effect?

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A developing economy in an area helps increase business productivity, which then in turn develops the economy further, essentially a positive feedback loop of economic development.

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What are the positives of structural economic change in ACs?

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Labour-intensive products become cheaper, workers have improved QoL and environmental quality increases as factories and mines shut down.

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What are the negatives of structural economic change in ACs?

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Workers who lack qualifications will lose jobs and struggle to get new ones and certain regions will struggle more with job losses, mostly regions dependent or built upon industrial work.

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What are the positives of structural economic change in EDCs and LIDCs?

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Income from exports increases, which could cause a multiplier effect, workers get improved skills and technology, and unemployment rates decrease, improving QoL.

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What are the negatives of structural economic change in EDCs and LIDCs?

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Could increase regional inequality between industrial areas and rural areas, environmental quality will decrease and TNCs can be exploitative with unfair wages and bad working conditions.