Paper 2 - Global Development Flashcards

1
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Define ‘Development’

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A positive change to quality of life (Human improvement)

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2
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How do we measure Human Development?

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HDI - Human Development Index

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3
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What is Infant Mortality?

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The number of children who die before their first birthday per 1000

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4
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What is Death rate?

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The average number of deaths per year per 1000

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5
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What is Adult Literacy?

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The % of the adult population able to read and write

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6
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What is Life Expectancy?

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The number of years the average person can expect to live

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7
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What is Birthrate?

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The average number of births per year oer 1000

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8
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What is Maternal Mortality

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The average amount of mothers who die in childbirth per year per 100 000

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9
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What is the Informal Sector?

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A part of the the economy that isn’t taxed or monitored by the Government

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10
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List the factors affecting GDP

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  • Access to housing
  • Technology
  • Employment
  • Education
  • Food/Water Security
  • Health
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11
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Define FDI

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Foreign Direct Investment - overseas invest in physical capital by transnational corporations

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12
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Define Fair Trade

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A movement aiming to create long term trade links, giving producers in developing countries fair prices for their produce

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13
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Define Debt Relief

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Reducing or cancelling debts of poorer countries

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14
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Define Aid

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Assistance as grants or loans below market market rates

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15
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What are ‘Top Down’ strategies?

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International investment

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16
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What are ‘Bottom up’ strategies?

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NGOs and small scale local communities

17
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What impacts do Top Down strategies have?

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  • Make large profits
  • They are experts
  • Exploit raw materials
  • Poorly targeted
  • Exploit cheap labour
18
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What impacts do Bottom Up strategies have?

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  • Well targeted

* The power is in the hands of the people who are effected by it

19
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What are the impacts of rapid development?

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  • Pressure on resources
  • Air and Water Pollution
  • Deforestation and Desertification
  • Greenhouse Gases
  • Climate change
20
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(CASE STUDY - India) 1) What factors are responsible for India’s growth?

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  • Strong Labour Force
  • Free Market Trading Internationally
  • Outsourcing from multinational companies
  • Low oil prices
  • Catch up growth
  • Longer Working Week
  • Government Investment
  • Child Labour