Development Dynamic Flashcards

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Define GDP

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Total value of goods and services produced by a country in a year

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2
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Define poverty line

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Minimum income required to meet someones basic needs

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3
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What two ways can be used to show a country’s level of development

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HDI and GDP

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4
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Describe Malawi’s population pyramid

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Dense at bottom so lots of children compared to adults

Therefore lower life expectancy

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5
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What kind of country is Malawi

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Developing

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6
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Why does fertility rate fall as countries develop

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Literacy rate increases so women are more educated on birth control

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7
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What kind of country is India

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Emerging

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What’s holding Malawi back from being developed

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It’s landlocked - no ports to export goods from and to so no trade
Rural isolation - roads are mostly dirt so takes ages to travel
Living with a changing climate - water shortages as temperature rises And food shortages caused by variable rainfall and increased drought

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9
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What are the 5 stages of Rostows theory of development

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Traditional society 
Pre take off 
Take off 
Drive to maturity
High mass consumption
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What is traditional society

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Most people work In agriculture

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What is pre take off

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Shift from farming to manufacturing

Trade increases profits which are invested into new industries

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What happens in take off stage

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Growth is rapid

Investment and technology create new manufacturing industries

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What happens in the drive to maturity stage

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A period of growth
Technology is used throughout the economy
Industries produce consumer goods

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What happens in high mass consumption stage

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Period of comfort

Consumers enjoy wide range of goods

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15
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What did frank believe

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He believed that historical trade was what had made countries poor in the first place

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16
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Describe franks dependency theory

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Two types of global region - core and periphery
Core represented developed powerful countries
Periphery represented ‘other’ areas Which produce raw materials to sell to the core
Periphery depends on the core for its Market

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Define globalisation and how it happens

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Ways in which countries become increasingly connected to each other
Through increase spread of technology
Increasing volumes and variety of trade

18
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How has India’s geographical location encouraged its economic growth

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The Himalayas stretch across India causing tourists to come and also helps with trade
Located between Middle East and south east Asia which have the worlds fastest growing economic regions so therefore help with trade due to their huge market for goods and services

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India’s population in 2020

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1.38 billion and 40 million people leaving in slums

20
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Where has most India’s economic growth come from

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Foreign direct investment

21
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Why are TNCs in India and how do they benefit

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Attractive location to TNCs as the population speak good English, strong IT skills and work for lower wages
a TNC in India is BT which have call centres in India. BT have led processed called outsourcing
Also provide jobs for people

22
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What kind of people work in knowledge economy

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Well qualified people with high levels of technical knowledge

23
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Define rural urban migration

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Movement of people to live in cities

24
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How has globalisation caused social change in an emerging country

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For educated urban women , developing a career results in later marriage and fewer children, birth and fertility rate falls

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Info about Maharashtra
Urban and contains India’s largest city (Mumbai) | Economic powerhouse for the whole country
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Where has Maharashtra economic growth come from
Service industries- banking, IT, Call centres Manufacturing- half of Mumbai’s factory workers make clothing Entertaining- Mumbai host worlds largest film industry ( Bollywood)
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What is Bihar
Rural periphery which receives little investment Distant from cities Low gdp Half of its households earn less than 80p per day Only 59% of his population has electricity
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What are some environmental impacts of growth
Water pollution- poorly managed garbage and waster removal services so waste is dumped into rivers Air pollution- urban traffic and emissions from coal fired power stations
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What is the top down development scheme
Three gorges dam
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What is the bottom up development scheme
Water aid
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On what river was the three gorges dam made on
Hard engineering on the Yangtze
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Facts about the three gorges dam
Was completed on 2012 at a cost of £50 billion
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Positives of top down
Protects over 100 million people further downstream Controls river flooding 32 hydro electric generators that produce green energy Improved transport through the river
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Negatives of top down development scheme
Building the dam flooded 140 towns and forced over 1.2 million people to be relocated Very expensive Trigger earthquakes Changed the landscape
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What were the benefits of the bottom up development scheme
Provided clean water for poor villages
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Negatives of bottom up scheme
In 2014 £73 million was given to water aid and people are still without clean drinking water 360 million US dollars wasted on infrastructure which has since collapsed Population pressure as village size increase
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For an emerging country What are the impacts of its international relations
India have had three 3 wars with Pakistan since 1947 which raise fears of future conflict so no trade between them two Globally India are likely to become a member of the UN Security Council and already belongs to the G20 group.