Characteristics of countries Flashcards

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GNI

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gross national income

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2
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GNI per capita

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is the total income generated by a country in a 12 month period, divided by its population

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high income countries

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Australia
Japan
USA
Greece
Singapore

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middle income countries (impacted to as lesser extent than low income countries)

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India
China
Papua New Guinea

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5
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low income countries

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South Sudan
Chad
Rwanda
Zimbabwe

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6
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economic characteristics

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relates tot he financial or economic state of a country.
-taxes, trade, income, $$

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social characteristics

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(relates to people) relate to the level of education, employment, health care, access to technology and gender equality of a country.

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environmental characteristics

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(natural and built) the accessibility of food, water and sanitation, adequate housing, infrastructure and carbon dioxide emissions.

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economic characteristics - high income countries

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-wide range of industries including mining, education, manufacturing, health, scientific research and tech.

-lower levels of poverty
-higher average incomes
-more opportunities for global trade

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economic characteristics - middle income countries

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-developing trading links around the world, developing trade on the global market

-moderate levels of poverty; some middle income countries have a proportion in extreme poverty

-moderate average income

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economic characteristics - low income countries

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-limited industries
-lower average incomes
-little trade on the global market

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social characteristics - high income countries

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-high levels of gender equality; both males/females have opportunities.

-high rates of education + employment; have choices about the career they want to pursue

-low birth rates; s they have access to contraception, choice in family planning + career choices.

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social characteristics - middle income countries

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-moderate social security systems; those who are unemployed or unable to work are driven further into poverty.

-developing rates of education; government contributes significant funds - more opportunities.

-developing levels of gender equality; more females in employment decreases poverty and increases economy and productivity.

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social characteristics - low income countries

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-lower ability to access suitable healthcare; affects levels of HWB.

-limited legal system; increased risk of civil conflict.

-limits access to technology; impacts on the ability of citizens to gain an education and earn an income.

-high birth rates

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environmental characteristics - high income countries

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-higher levels of food security; access to quality food supply.

-higher levels of safe water and sanitation

-higher levels of carbon dioxide are emitted due to the range of industries - low income countries are most affected by this.

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environmental characteristics - middle income countries

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-moderate access to adequate infrastructure; especially in rural or remote areas in urban slums.

-moderate access to safe water and sanitation.

-moderate access to adequate housing; urban slums are a common feature.

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environmental characteristics - low income countries

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-limited access to adequate housing; substandard housing with poor ventilation + infestation.

-lower levels of food security; floods and droughts affect availability of food.

-lower access to adequate infrastructure.