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Theme C: Contrasts in World Development Flashcards

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What does development measure the level of?

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The level of economic growth and wealth of a country

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What can development affect in a person?

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Their income and standard of living

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3
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What is the development gap?

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The difference in development between MEDCS and LEDCs

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4
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What is meant by GNI?

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Gross National Incone

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What does a countries GNI measure?

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The value of everything it produces per person

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List 2 advantages of using a countries GNI as an economic indicator

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Shows how much money that country has available

Easy to compare to wealth of other countries as all info is in USD

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List 2 disadvantages of using the countries GNI as an economic indicator

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Doesn’t show where the money is being spent or what on

Doesn’t show how wealth amongst citizens of a country is distributed

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8
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What is meant by the term life expectancy?

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How long people live on average

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What is meant by literacy rate?

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The percentage of people who can read and write

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10
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Give 3 advantages of using a countries life expectancy and literacy rate as a social indicator

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Shows how money in a country is being spent.

Shows what people’s lives are like

Easy to calculate

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Give 3 disadvantages of using a countries life expectancy and literacy rate as a social indicator

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Doesn’t show variation inside a country

Doesn’t show how much money is available for development

Data may be unreliable in some LEDCS due to lack of money

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12
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What is meant by HDI?

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Human Development Index

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13
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What 3 social indicators and one economic indicator does the HDI combine?

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Life expectancy
Adult literacy rate and school enrolment
GNI per person

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Give 3 advantages of using a countries HDI as an indicator.

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Gives info about wealth and quality of life

Updated Annually

Shows how rich countries spend their momey

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Give 2 disadvantages of using a countries HDI as an indicator

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Some geographers think that wealth still has too much value in the HDI

Some geographers think that the HDI is too simple

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16
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List 4 factors that hinder development in LEDCs

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Historical factors
Environmental factors
Dependence on primary activities
Debt

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In terms of environmental factors, what do many LEDCs suffer from?

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Natural disasters eg Earthquakes

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18
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What Tsunami destroyed large areas of India in 2004?

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The Boxing Day Tsunami

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19
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For every £1 of coffee sold, how much would a coffee producer in Rwanda make?

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3 pence

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20
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What does Ghana depend on which makes up 30% of their GDP?

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Cocoa Bean production

21
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What does the Maldives depend on to get 75.1% of it’s GNI?

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Tourism

22
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Where does Zambia get 98% of its income from?

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Exportation of copper

23
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What sector makes up 74% of Nepals population and 1% of the US population?

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Primary sector

24
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How much money does Ecuador owe in debt?

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10 billion USD

25
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How many Sustainable Development Goals are there?

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17

26
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What 5 things were the Sustainable Development Goals taking action for?

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People
Planet
Prosperity
Peace
Partnership

27
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List 4 criticisms of the sustainable development goals.

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Don’t go far enough

People believe hunger should’ve been ended in 5 years, not 15

Too many goals

Some goals are unachievable

28
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What is meant by appropriate technology?

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Small scale technology which is controlled by local people that uses local resources and can be bought for a low cost.

29
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What is meant by fair trade?

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A type of trade where producers in a poor country get a fair living wage for their product and which promotes environmental protection

30
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If you buy a bar of chocolate that is not fair trade, how much will the producer get? (Percentage)

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4%

31
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What is meant by a “Fair Trade Premium”?

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An extra amount of money paid to farmers

32
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What does fair trade guarantee for farmers?

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Minimum wage

33
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List 4 benefits of fair trade

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Farmers can provide for their families
Farmers have a better standard of living
Farmers have access to cheap loans
Promotes usage of sustainable farming

34
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In order to join a fair trade cooperative a farmer must not use child labour, what does this encourage for the children?

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For them to go to school

35
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St Lucia has 13 groups of fair trade banana farmers. List 3 things these people have been able to do using their fair trade income

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Build community centre
Buy science equipment for 2 schools
Buy a new truck

36
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List the 4 other benefits of fair trade

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Partnership
Empowerment
Environment
Access to new markets

37
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What is meant by the term globalisation?

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The way people, goods, money and ideas move around the world faster and more cheaply than ever before

38
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List 4 things globalisation has resulted in

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Increased international trade
Companies operating in more than one country
Dependence on the global economy
Freer movement of goods and services globally

39
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List 5 factors that have lead to globalisation

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Freedom of trade
Countries are interdependent
World Trade
Cheap Labour
Global Industry

40
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What can MNC’s provide for local people?

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Jobs and skills

41
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Because of globalisation, why will the standard of living increase for shop owners?

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Local employees of MNC factories will spend money in local shops

42
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As a result of globalisation, why will healthcare and education be of a higher standard?

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People pay taxes earned at MNC factories

43
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What do MNC’s bring to local economies when they buy products and services in the local area?

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Wealth and foreign currency

44
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What companies do MNCs typically drive out of buisness?

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Local companies

45
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What do MNCs pollute?

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The environment

46
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What type of conditions are there in MNC factories?

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Poor conditions

47
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Where are the profits of MNCs typically sent?

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To the headquarters of the company which is usually an MEDC

48
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What is meant by the term NIC?

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Newly Industrialised Country

49
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What is meant by globalisation?

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The way in which countries from all over the world are becoming linked by trade , ideas and technology

Unit 2 Geography CCEA GCSE (15 decks)

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