HDI etc.

Question 1

Aid can improve services such as :

Answer 1

schools, hospitals and roads

Question 2

Too much reliance on aid might :

Answer 2

stop other trade links becoming established. ​

Question 3

Countries that export more than they import have a :

Answer 3

trade surplus.

Question 4

having a trade surplus can improve the:

Answer 4

national economy. ​

Question 5

Trading goods and services is more profitable than:

Answer 5

raw materials. ​

Question 6

Education creates a :

Answer 6

skilled workforce

Question 7

a skilled workforce means:

Answer 7

more goods and services are produced.

Question 8

Educated people earn more money, meaning they also pay more taxes.This money can : ​

Answer 8

help develop the country in the future.

Question 9

Lack of clean water and poor healthcare means:

Answer 9

a large number of people suffer from diseases.

Question 10

Corruption in local and national governments can :

Answer 10

effect the country’s ability to trade. ​

Question 11

corruption in local and national governments can :

Answer 11

decrease the Ability of the country to invest into services and infrastructure. ​

Question 12

Economic development indictors examples

Answer 12

Employment type, Gross Domestic Product per capita​, Gross National Income per capita​

Question 13

Gross National Income per capita​

Answer 13

An average of gross national income per person, per year in US dollars.​

Question 14

Gross Domestic Product per capita​

Answer 14

This is the total value of goods and services produced in a country per person, per year

Question 15

Employment type​

Answer 15

The proportion of the population working in primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary industries.​

Question 16

Social indicators examples​

Answer 16

Infant mortality​, Literacy rate, Life expectancy

Question 17

Infant mortality​

Answer 17

The number of children who die before reaching 1 per 1000 babies born.​

Question 18

Literacy rate

Answer 18

The percentage of population over the age of 15 who can read and write.​

Question 19

Life expectancy

Answer 19

The average lifespan of someone born in that country. ​

Question 20

Human Development Index (HDI)​

Answer 20

A number that uses life expectancy, education level and income per person

Question 21

STAGE 1​

Answer 21

High DR​
High BR​

Question 22

STAGE 2​

Answer 22

BR Low ​
Declining DR​

Question 23

STAGE 3​

Answer 23

Rapidly falling DR​
Low BR​

Question 24

STAGE 4​

Answer 24

Low DR​
Low BR​

Question 25

STAGE 5

Answer 25

Slowly Falling DR​ Low BR​

Question 26

Physical factors affecting uneven development include:

Answer 26

Natural Resources​, Natural Hazards​, Climate, Location/Terrain​

Question 27

Natural Resources​

Answer 27

Fuel sources such as oil.​ Minerals and metals for fuel. ​ Availability for timber.​ Access to safe water.​

Question 28

Natural Hazards​

Answer 28

Risk of tectonic hazards.​ Benefits from volcanic material and floodwater.​ Frequent hazards undermines redevelopment

Question 29

Climate

Answer 29

Reliability of rainfall to benefit farming. ​ Extreme climates limit industry and affects health.​ Climate can attract tourists

Question 30

Location/Terrain​

Answer 30

Landlocked countries may find trade difficulties. ​ Mountainous terrain makes farming difficult. ​ Scenery attracts tourists.

Question 31

People in more developed countries have _____ incomes than less developed countries

Answer 31

higher

Question 32

Better healthcare means that people in more developed countries live ____ than those in less developed countries.

Answer 32

longer

Question 33

If nearby countries have higher levels of development or are secure people will:

Answer 33

move to seek better opportunities and standard of living.​