development dynamics Flashcards

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How is history a cause of global inequality

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countries such as UK and France exploited their colonies for unequal gain

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what are the economic consequences of inequality

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lack of money for food, innovation and rural investment

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what are the economic development indicators

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GDP

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

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how do we measure and define development

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development is a term that measures how advanced a country is in terms of money and quality of life

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5
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what are the political indicators of development

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CPI

measures honesty in government and their departments

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what are the causes of global inequality

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history
environment
social investment
economics and politics

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how is the environment a cause of global inequality

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landlocked and mountainous countries are slower to develop. So are tropical countries where climate related water-borne diseases are common

natural hazards can also slow development

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what are the social impacts of global inequality

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more international migration
lower literacy rates
little access to clean water

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what are the environmental impacts of global inequality

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vulnerability to natural hazards
land degradation
resource exploitaition
no capacity to deal with climate change

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what are the political consequences of global inequality

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non democratic or poorly functioning governments

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according to AG Frank, why haven’t some countries developed

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developed countries exploit developing countries and cause them to rely on the developed world, leading them to debt

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what are the main features of top-down development

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large scale
advanced technology
millions/billions funding through TNC’s or World Bank
e.g. Dams, HEP’s

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what are the main features of bottom-up development

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small scale - local
usually funded by NGO’s
simpler technology
e.g. wells, clinics

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14
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what contributes to development

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trade
ade
remittance
debt relief

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how can trade and investment contribute to development

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increases the amount of money used for infrastructure and services

investment can also increase trade

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how can fair trade help develpoment

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gives farmers better quality life and more money to invest in their farms and community

17
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how can fair trade help development

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developing countries build up debt from development projects
debt relief allows them to continue developing with a smaller amount of debt

18
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how can remittances help development

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money migrants send home

helps combat poverty and aids economic development

19
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how are economics and politics a cause of global inequality

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open economies encourage investment and develop quicker- investments create jobs and fund infrastructure

poor governance and corruption may slow development

countries that invest in health and education generally develop quicker

20
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what is Frank’s dependency theory

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developing countries rely on the developed

  • outdated
  • doesn’t take into account conflict and natural disasters
21
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what is Rostow’s theory of modernisation

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traditional society

commercial exploitation of agriculture and extractive industries

development of manufacturing

development of industry and commercial base

high - mass consumption

22
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what are the cons of Rostow’s theory

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assumes all countries start at the same stage

outdated