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Topic 2: Development Dynamics Flashcards

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What is demography?

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Is the study of people/population

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What is development?

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The economic, social and political progress of a country of people made
For it to be beneficial, it must be sustainable

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What is GDP?

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Gross domestic product
Is the total value of goods and services, a country produces in a year

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What is GDP per capita?

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It shows the average wealth per person

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What is poverty measure?

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The percentage of people in a country living below an internationally, agreed minimum standard
($1.25 a day)

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What is Gini coefficient?

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Measures how easily shared wealth is in a country
It shows inequality in a score between 0 which is the best and 100 which is the worst

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7
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What is access to safe drinking water?

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The percentage of population with access to improved water supply within 1 km of their home

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What is literacy rate?

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The percentage of the population aged over 15, who can read and write a basic sentence

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What is human development index (HDI)?

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A score between 0-1 that includes a countries, health wealth and education, and can also include life expectancy and literacy rate
A score of 1 is the best

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What is corruption perception index?

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A measure of the level of government openness
A low score ‘0’ is corrupt and a good score ‘10’ is a honest and open country

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What is gender inequality index?

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A number that is calculated using data showing the status of women in society
It includes their access to education, jobs and political rights and the higher score of the better

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What is inequality measure?

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It measures whether income is unequally distributed with a country
A coefficient of 100 would mean that one person had all the money, and he scored 0 means everyone has the same

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What is the population structure?

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The number of percentage of people in a country in each age group
Also shows the percentage of males /females

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What is demographic data?

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All data linked to population changes such as birth rate and death rate

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What is birth rate?

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Number of live births per 1000 people per year

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What is death rate?

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Number of deaths per 1000 people per year

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What is dependency ratio?

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Someone who is dependent and age between 0-14, and 65+

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What is fertility rate?

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Average number of births per woman in her reproductive life

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What is infant mortality?

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Number of children per thousand live births who die before their 1st birthday

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What is life expectancy?

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Average number of years, a person can expect to live

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What is maternal mortality?

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Number of mothers per 100,000 who died in childbirth

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Give a example for social, political and economic

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Social: healthcare, life expectancy
Political: freedom of speech, government corruption
Economic: average income a year, people in poverty

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What is inequality?

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Extreme difference between poverty and wealth as well in peoples well-being and access to things like job, housing and education

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Name, one social, economic, environmental and political reason why countries like malawi are we not developed as quickly as others

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Social: It has a very high fertility rate
Economic: they are in debt
Environmental: there is pollution of land and water
Political: civil unrest

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What is a social consequence for developing countries?

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775 million people in developing countries cannot read or write and high fertility rate as no contraception

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What is a economic consequence for developing countries?

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For example, Malawi is one of the 20 poorest countries in the world, and 40% of the countries population population lives less than $1 a day

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What is a environmental consequence for developing countries?

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For example, 80% of Malawi’s population is dependent on subsistence agriculture and climate change, making the land dryer and poor quality

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What is a political consequence for developing countries?

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The government can be corrupt, and they have non-democratic governments so less money will be spent on other factors such as education and healthcare

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What is Rostows theory?

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The country develops in five stages:
1. Traditional society where most people working agriculture.
2. Pre-Take off society where goes from farming to manufacturing, trade increases
3. Takeoff stage where growth is rapid and there is technology.
4. Drive to maturity where it is a period of growth, industries produce consumer goods
5. High mass consumption where it is a period of comfort, and there is a wide range of goods.

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What is Frank theory?

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There are three parts:
Periphery
Semi-periphery
Core
Where the core is developed countries and these countries, import and export goods and resources

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Negatives for Rostows theory?

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It is based on developed countries
It is an old theory
There is nothing after high mass consumption

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Negative for Frank theory?

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His model doesn’t let a country change their level
Poor countries have successfully developed.

33
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What is globalisation?

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Is the process in which places become more interconnected, and independent due to an increase in global trade of goods and movement of people and companies

34
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What is a TNC?

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Is a transnational corporation that produces and sells products that are located in more than one country

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How do TNCs increased globalisation?

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Linking together countries through the production and sale of goods

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How do government contribute to globalisation?

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They can encourage globalisation as they invest in countries to bring jobs, and then increases income

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What is an export processing zone?

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Specific type of free trade zone and is set up in a developing country to promote industrial and commercial exports

38
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What is top down?

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When the money is given to the government, and they give it out to poorest communities and government has control and what it is spent on

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What is bottom up?

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The money is given to the poorest communities first, and they spend it, and this is usually on small scale project

40
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What is a NGO and what do they do?

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Non-government organisation
Operates independently on any government, and they help adjust social or political issues

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What is the IGO and what do they do?

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Inter government organisation and involve two or more nations and to work in good faith on issues of common interest

42
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Example of a bottom up development

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ASTRA biogas aid
Where cow dung is used to get methane to fuel homes it cost $60

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Example of top down development

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Sardar Sarovar Dam
The damn stores rain for dry seasons, and helps for demand in water as population rises

44
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Name one social political, environmental and cultural/religious part of India

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Social: second largest population
Political: part of the UN
Environmental: some of the worlds richest bio diversity with different animals.
Cultural/religious: more than 1500 languages

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Name three ways India’s economy has changed since 1990

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  • It’s main export and imports have gone from coffee and fish to machinery and vehicles
  • Some of the countries largest military products will be funded by FDI investments
  • Third largest economy, GDP
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How has India benefited from TNCs?

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Benefited from call centres, software, development, and software administration and this means they’ll be more income and end up helping their economy
An example of this is BT setting up a headquarters in New Delhi

47
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Name, one demographic change due to rapid economic growth in India

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Fertility rate have declined rapidly has gone from 5.2 in 1971 to now 2.3

48
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Name, one organisation change due to rapid economic growth in India

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The fastest growing state economically is Goa

49
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Name two differences between Maharashtra and Bihar

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Maharashtra: high, skilled job such as banking, IT
Average of 104,000 rupees per person
Bihar: no skilled jobs, mainly agriculture
50% of households live in less than 80p a day

50
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Name two human health issues due to economic development and globalisation on India

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620,000 people die every year from pollution.
80% of India’s surface water is polluted

51
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What is geopolitical?

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It is politics, and especially international relations influenced by geographical factors

52
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What is a superpower?

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A country or group that have a dominating power and influence anywhere in the world

53
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One benefit and one challenge of TNCs and international relations

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Benefits: poverty levels have fallen from 37% to 22% of 10 years.
Challenges: TNCs have caused environmental issues such as polluting the environment due to the fuel they use

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