Models Of Development Flashcards
What model represents the stages of growth which a country passes through as it develops?
Rostow
How many stages in the Rostow model are there and can you name them?
1) Traditional Society
2) Pre conditions for take off
3) Take off
4) Drive to Maturity
5) Age of high mass consumption
Give 5 descriptions of the development within stage 1 of the Rostow Model
Primary industry Slow economic growth Local and regional trade only Lack of technology and investment Political instability Rigid social class structure
Give 5 descriptions of the development within stage 2 of the Rostow model
Shift towards secondary industry and improved primary
Improved economic growth
Entrepreneurship emerges that allows for next stage
Improved technology and investment
Small scale international trade
Improved democracy
Give 5 descriptions of the development with stage 3 of the Rostow Model
Industrial period Self sustained rapid economic growth International trade Entrepreneurs and big business Improved technology and investment in many sectors Political stability and democracy Motivated workforce
Give 5 descriptions of the development within stage 4 of the Rostow Model
Decline of primary sector and emergence of services
Sustained and stable economic growth
Technology and investment in all sectors
Workplace professionalism and higher wages
Democratic processes
Environment and Health sectors more considered
Give 3 descriptions of the development within stage 5 of the Rostow model
Reliable economy and growth
Interests and investment into arts and culture
Promotion of total equality and diversity
What does the Friedman model represent?
The interaction between the core and periphery sectors as development takes place
How many stages of the core-periphery model are there and what are their respective titles?
1) Pre-Industrial
2) Transition
3) Industrial
4) Post industrial
Outline what the relationship between the core and peripheries is like in stages 1 to 4 of the Friedman model
Stage 1, there is usually isolation of peripheries and little national interaction
Stage 2, a core emerges that the peripheries interact with
Stage 3, increased relationships between peripheries
Stage 4, There are strong interactions and a reduced wealth gap between cores and peripheries
What does the Clark-Fisher model represent?
The changing focus of different sectors as a country develops
How many stages are their in the Clark-Fisher model?
3
Outline the responsibility of the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors in stage 1
P = 65% S = 20% T = 15%
Outline the responsibility of the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors in stage 2
P = 40% S = 40% T = 20%
Outline the responsibility of the primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary sectors in stage 3
P = 10% S = 20% T = 60% Q = 10%
