Economic Factors Flashcards

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What can economic factors relate to and what can they determine?

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Economic factors relate to a persons employment situation and financial resources. They can determine a persons lifestyle

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What does a persons financial resources depend on?

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Wealth, occupation and employment

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What is wealth?

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Wealth is the level of income or amount of personal wealth including non-essential valuable material possessions such as jewellery, cars and property

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What is occupation?

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Occupation is someone’s job role or status such as level of responsibility, expertise and salary

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What are examples of employment/unemployment?

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Part time, full time, self-employed, not being able to find work, being disabled or redundant, being reliant on state benefits

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What is absolute poverty?

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When someone has very little financial resources and don’t have enough money to meet their basic needs

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What is relative poverty?

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When someone has reduced financial resources and can only afford the essentials

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What are some positive physical effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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better financial resources can result in good housing conditions and healthy diet
Manual jobs may improve muscle tone and stamina

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What are some negative physical effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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low wages can affect diet and housing, leading to poor health
manual jobs can cause muscular and skeletal problems
desk jobs lead to less activity and weight gain

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What are some positive intellectual effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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Better financial resources can result in more leisure time for intellectual activities
Work, education or training helps develop problem-solving and thinking skills

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What are some negative intellectual effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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Some people work very long hours to improve finances, leading to less time for leisure activities and reduced learning opportunities
Being unemployed can result in poor mental health

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What are some positive emotional effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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A well-paid job gives feelings of security

Being financially secure promotes positive self-concept

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What are some negative emotional effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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Financial worries can result in stress and breakdown of relationships
Unemployment or low-status work can lead to low self-concept

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What are some positive social effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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Better financial resources provide opportunities for socialising
Work gives opportunities for socialising with colleagues

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What are some positive social effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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Better financial resources provide opportunities for socialising
Work gives opportunities for socialising with colleagues

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What are some negative social effects of economic factors on health and wellbeing?

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Lack of financial resources reduces opportunities for socialising
Unemployment reduces opportunities for socialising, leading to social isolation