Economic Development + Economic Industry Flashcards

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What does development mean

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The growth or improvement of the social and economic aspects of a country

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2
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What is the GNP per capita

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The sum of value added by all residents, producers and any product taxes

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3
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What is Literacy

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The percentage of people who are able to read + write vs those who can’t

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4
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What is life expectancy

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The average period that person may expect to live for

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5
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What is the HDI

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Ranks countries for human development e.g life expectancy, education per capita etc.

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6
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What is the secondary sector

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This is the manufacturing and assembly process. It involves converting raw materials into components like making plastics from oil.

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7
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What is the tertiary sector

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Commercial services that support the production and distribution process

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What is globalisation

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Is the process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of massively increased trade and cultural exchange

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Give some causes of globalisation

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Ease of transport
Global brands
Slave trade
Empires
Shipping containers
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10
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Give some pros of globalisation

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Increases cultural awareness 
Broadens access to goods and services
Information + technology spread more easily
Greater trade
Aid overseas
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Give some cons of globalisation

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Cyber crime
Air-Travel pollution
Spread of diseases
Human trafficking
Global warming
Local businesses outcompeted
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What is a TNC

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A company that operates in more than one country to produce + sell products and services

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How have TNC’s contributed to the economy of countries

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Transport links bring tourism and income to new parts of the world

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How have TNC’s helped socially

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Internet + social media help people connect

Spreading of values

Brands influence people

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15
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What is Glocalisation

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The production of a global good that is adapted to the local market

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16
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Give some advantages of using a triangular graph

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Plot 3 variables
Compare them
See clusters of countries

17
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Give some disadvantages of triangular graphs

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Hard to read
Maximum of 3 variables
Percentages only

18
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How are transport links important for Industrial location

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Enables staff to easily get to work
Supplies quickly + cheaply brought in
Accessible by customers

19
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How are raw materials important for industrial location

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Closer you are, reduces cost

20
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How is labour important for industrial location

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Situated near skilled, cheap labour

Generally in Urban areas

21
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How is water supply important for industrial location

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Needed for workforce
Needed for secondary industries
36,400 litres = 1kwh electricity

22
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How is the site important for industrial location

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Flat
Adequate transport facilities
Large area needed

23
Q

Give some examples of jobs in the Informal Sector

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Busking
Begging
Fake jewellery
Fruit stalls
Shoe poloshing
24
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What is the Informal Sector

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Includes jobs that are not taxed or maintained by the government. It is not included in the GNP and GDP of a country. The people are usually self-employed, have irregular economies and don’t pay tax.

25
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Give some inputs that affect the industrial location snd sitting

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Labour - Where people are keen to learn and few restrictive employee laws

Land - Large flat land needed

Globalisation - Works in multiple countries so less venerable to problems (strikes)

Raw Materials - Used tot be close to steel mines to reduce transport cost but the market location is now more important.