EQ 2- impacts of globalisation Flashcards
things I may have missed
what has global shift created
-losers and winners for people and environment
what is global shift
-movement of industries from developed to developing countries (e.g. of manufacturing and outsourcing)
what comes as a result of economic restructuring
-social and environmental problems e.g. dereliction, depopulation, crime, high unemployment
what is economic restructuring
-how the structure of an economy changes over time
what leads to world becoming interconnected (economic ___)
-scale and pace of economic migration
what plays a role in managing resource consumption and ecological footprints
-recycling
example of recycling NGO
-keep Britain tidy
main causes of global shift of manufactoring
-Global supply chains
-improved infrastructure + lower labour costs in developing countries
-FDI incentives (government policies)
problems in UK as result of deindustrialisation
-environmental impact (contaminated land and brownfield sites)
-economic decline in north
how has UK benefited from deindustrialisation
-growth of service sector e.g. London as a financial hub
-high value jobs contributing to economic growth
-urban regeneration e.g. London docklands into canary warf
cartographic technique widely used in migration studies
-Flow map
-movement of people, goods, info from one location to another
how technology is encouraging rural-urban migration
-Less jobs in agriculture due to economic restructuring, blue to white collar industrues
-better technological connectivity in urban areas, can access global markets, internet and online job opportunities
example of sector shift in the UK
-agriculture was 2/3 % of the workforce in 2000 to less than 1% in 2020
-service sector accounts for 80% of total employment
example of megacity in an emerging country
-Mumbai in India
example of social challange in mumbai due to megacity growth
-overcrowding and housing shortages
-40-45% of mumbais population live in slums/ informal settlements
-lack of access to services like education and healthcare e.g. illiteracy rate was 89.7% in 2011