Measuring development Flashcards

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What is development?

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“The improvement of the human conditions”

Measure of CHANGE not the END RESULT

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What is quality of life?

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Access to education, healthcare, employment opportunity, availability of green air and safe drinking water, the threat of crime and so on.

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What is gross national income (can be per capita)?

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The value of goods and services earned by a country (not including those from overseas).

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What is gross domestic product (can be per capita)

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The value of goods and services earned by a country (including those earned overseas).

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What is purchasing power parity?

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Relates average earnings to local prices ie what people can buy with their money.

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What is economic sector balance?

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The percentage of primary, secondary and tertiary sectors contribution to GNI.

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What is the Human Development Index

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Provides a measure of life expectancy, GDP and education- how are people benefiting from the economic grown.

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What is the Gender Equality Index

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Measure gender disparity using three measures: reproductive health, empowerment and labour market participation.

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What is the air quality indices?

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Energy production, industrial processes and road transport produce pollutants, countries record air pollutants and work out indices in slightly different ways.

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