Glossary Of Key Terms Flashcards

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What does H I C stand for?

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High income country

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Describe what makes a country a HIC

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Developed country
Higher GNI ($12056 per capita)
Urban to rural migration (commute to big cities for work or work from home)
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What does LIC stand for?

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Low income country

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4
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Describe what makes a country LIC

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Less developed countries
Haven’t experienced urbanisation
GNI $1045 per capita or less

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What does NEE stand for?

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Newly emerging economy

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Describe what makes a country an NEE

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Newly industrialised
More advanced economically than LIC counter parts
Not yet fully developed

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What does GNI stand for?

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gross national income

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What is GNI?

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The country’s gross domestic product (GDP) plus the income from abroad.

It represents the amount of money made in a given year by a country.

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9
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What does HDI stand for?

A

Human development index.

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What is HDI?

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The HDI is a set of statistics that rank countries in 4 tiers of human development by measuring life expectancy, education and Per capita income.

The tiers are very high, high, medium and low.

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What is quality of life?

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The standard of health, comfort and happiness experienced by an individual or group.

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What is standard of living?

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The degree of wealth and material comfort available to a person or community.

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What is birth rate?

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The number of living births per thousand per year

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What is death rate?

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The ratio of deaths to the population of a particular area or during a particular period of time. Usually per one thousand people per year.

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What is infant mortality rate?

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The number of deaths per 1000 live births of children under 1 year of age.

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16
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What is prime industry?

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Industry such as mining, agriculture or forestry, that is concerned with obtaining or providing natural raw materials.

17
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What is secondary industry?

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Industry that converts the raw materials provided by the primary industry into products for consumers.

18
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What is tertiary industry?

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This is the industry that provides services for consumers including businesses such as financial institutions, schools and restaurants.

19
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What is quaternary industry?

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The sector of industry that involves intellectual services such as research, development and information.

20
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What is the demographic transition model?

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This model shows population change over time. It studies how birth and death rate affect the total population of a country.

There are 5 stages to the model.