REGENERATING A PLACE P2 Flashcards
paper 2
why do we need to identify a place?
how do we identify a place?
what does rebranding mean?
what happened in Yorkshire?
-identifying a place is important to give others a clue of where we belong and the community we are part of. e.g London- busy, expensive, accessible e.c.t
- identifying a place includes the human landscapes, physical landscapes, past economic history and the demographic
-reinventing how a place is perceived
- spending money on re-developing a former industrial place.
- Yorkshire has had a decline of primary and secondary sector which was its main source of income due to cheaper over sea competition, caused unemployment and derelict land. Tour de France- a cycling competition help to rebrand Yorkshire as a scenic area with good hotels and restaurants.
why is inequality so varied in the UK?
what are the different economic sectors?
what is the quaternary as?
where are quaternary sectors ?
what is the old economy?
what is the new economy?
what are the different job types?
what can the inequalities lead to?
where and why in the UK has the highest income?
there has been a decline in the primary and secondary industries causing unemployment and derelict land and an increase of tertiary and quaternary jobs providing high income as they require higher skill.
- primary- extract raw materials
secondary- manufacture raw materials
tertiary- services
quaternary- research and findings using technology
( quinary) - decision makers e.g government
quaternary= knowledge economy
- quaternary sectors are foot loose can be placed anywhere, usually in areas of low tax and accessible
- old economy is the primary and secondary industry
- new economy is the tertiary and quaternary industry
- job types: half time, full-time, permanent, temporary. self employed, employed
- lower life expectancy, lower educational achievements, lower quality of life
- London due to it being the capital where senior governments are and it being expensive means income is also higher so it is affordable
