Development Flashcards

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Define development

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A countries use of resources, natural and human, to achieve higher standards of living

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2
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What was development once solely based on

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Economic factors

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3
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What does development now encompass

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Social measures such as freedom

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4
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What is the development gap

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The difference between more developed and less developed countries

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5
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What would it make the planet become if the development gap was reduced

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More equal

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6
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What is happening to the development gap

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It is expanding. Developed countries are getting richer and less developed countries are staying stationary

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7
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What measures development

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Key development indicators

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8
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What two categories are KDIs broken up into

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Economic and social

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9
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Name 6 social KDIs

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Life expectancy, literacy rate, infant mortality, death rate, birth rate and human development index

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10
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Name an economic KDI

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GNI per head

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11
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What is the human development index made up of

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GNI index, Life expectancy and Education Index

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12
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What is HDI measured between

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0 and 1, with 1 being more developed

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13
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What is the demographic transition model

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A special model to show how the population changes as countries become more developed

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14
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What is a population pyramid

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A type of bad graph used to show the age and gender structure of a country

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15
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Name 9 causes of under development

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Colonialism 
Slavery
Debt
Lack of fair trade 
Disease
Lack of education 
Conflict 
Climate
Natural disasters
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16
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What was colonialism

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The idea to gain superiority by accessing raw materials and labour

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17
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What is fair trade

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Paying fair money for crops, and an extra 15% goes to community work for development

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18
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What is political corruption

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Personal gain instead of being in the country’s best interests

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19
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What leads to corruption

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LICS and NEES becoming rich very quickly and spending it greedily or on unneeded things

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20
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What can corruption cause

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Civil wars

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21
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What is the Gini coefficient

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It shows us how developed a country is depending on who has control of the money

22
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What is the gini coefficient measured between

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0 and 1, 1 being a dictatorship

23
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Name 3 types of aid

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Bilateral, multilateral and voluntary

24
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Define bilateral aid

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Money or resources from a rich to a poor country but with conditions

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Define multilateral aid
Rich countries give money to organisations such as the world bank who then distribute it
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Define voluntary aid
Donated to charities by the public and then given to poorer countries
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What is migration
The movement of people from one place to another
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What is emigration
Leaving a country
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What is immigration
Entering a country
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Describe Nigeria’s position on the planet
Coastal, with river niger flowing through. Tropical country with many countries bordering it
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Why is Nigeria in a central position for trading
It has the America’s on the right side and can send produce to Europe
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When was Nigeria he world 21st biggest economy
2014
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What percentage of the worlds oil does it supply
2.7%
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What is very big in Nigeria
Media
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What are some problems with Nigeria
Corruption, poor infrastructure and power cuts
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How many people live in Nigeria
184 million
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How can manufacturing stimulate the economy
Local firms provide refinery’s with components, locals earn more money from jobs, locals spend more money in local businesses, government up taxes, government spend the money on improving infrastructure which brings in more TNCs
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What is a trans national corporation
A company that has operations in more than one country
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Name 5 positives of tncs
Employment, brings money, education, better infrastructure and investment
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Name 5 negatives of TNCs
Exploitation, cheap laws, environment destroyed, well payed jobs already taken, bad pay
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What is dirty oil
Selling stolen oil on the black market
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How do they fuel the refines in illegal refineries
Using waste products from previous refines
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What was the amnesty programme
A programme put in place to help those in poverty
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Where are the illegal refineries ran
On the delta
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What do the military do when they find the illegal refineries
Destroy and burn everything, which causes unnecessary amounts of pollution
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How many barrels of oil were made a day when the amnesty programme was in place
2.5 million
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How many barrels of oil were made without the amnesty in place
1.85 million a day
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Name a rebel group
Niger Delta Avengers
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What do the Niger delta avengers do
Cause problems as they believe their future isn’t in oil
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What are loans
Sums of money that at some time in the future have to be paid back with interest
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What is aid
Gifts of money, goods, food, machinery technology or trained workers. The aim is to raise the standards of living
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If a country needs funds for development projects what do they do
They can borrow money from other countries, world financial organisation or international banks