development in nigeria Flashcards

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what is the development gap

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the difference in development between the advanced HIC and the lowest LIC

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main physical factors for lack of development

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  • landlocked countries - increases the difficulty and cost of trading and exporting goods, e.g. niger
  • poor climate
  • lack of clean water
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main human factors for lack of development

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  • colonial legacy- assets stripped from countries causing people to migrate
  • conflict, civil war
  • corruption and political instability
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main wealth and health factors for lack of development

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  • life threatening diseases such as malaria
  • e.g. in 2019, malaria caused 40900 deaths among african children, who account for 90% of malaria’s deaths worldwide
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at what point in the globe does air cool and sink

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90 degrees north and south of the equator

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during atmospheric circulation, sinking air creates an area of … pressure with very little rainfall

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high pressure

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impacts of uneven development

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  • famine - the poorest of the poor have no access to food
  • migration - people leave areas of poverty to move to areas of increased opportunity
  • civil unrest - e.g. siri lanka and the presidential palace
  • reduction in health and education services due to lack of finance
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4 types of jobs

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primary - working with extraction
secondary - using materials to make products
tertiary - jobs that provide services
quaternary - research and development

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what is the multiplier effect

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  • the ‘snowballing’ of economic activity
  • TNCs set up factories
  • factory workers spend money locally
  • local service have more trade
  • government receives more tax
  • government invest in infrastructure
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main advantages of TNCs

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  • allows development of infrastructure
  • provides jobs
  • contributes to the multiplier effect by putting money into schooling
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main disadvantages of TNCs

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  • TNCs will often demand very low wages for people = fewer workers rights
  • if countries demand more profits, TNCs can pull out and develop new areas for production
  • most profits don’t go to local people but the TNC registered in the HIC
  • resentment from the local people
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disadvantages of tourism

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  • damages the ecosystem
  • terrorist attacks
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debt relief

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when debts are either reorganised to make them more manageable, or reduced

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microfinancing

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Very small loans which are given to people in the LICs to help them start a small business

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statistics about nigeria

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  • ranked 27th by gdp
  • supplies 2.2% of the worlds oil
  • 35% of the country is employed in agriculture
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main TNCs in nigeria

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shell, unilever

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quality of life

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factors that affect how happy you are but not material things
e.g. health

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standard of living

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the goods and services available to people that impact upon people’s lives, e.g. housing

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what is meant by infant mortality rate

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the number of children that die before the age of 1 per 1000 births a year

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what type of aid does Nigeria receive

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  • mainly government aid
  • receives 4% of all international aid in the world
  • most of the aid is put into education