4.4 inequalities Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
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what makes a place successful

A

access to education
access to healthcare
location
jobs in quaternary sector
quality of life
social cohesion
liberalised trade
high employment
inward migration

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how can success be measured?

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economic regeneration: compare employment rates, local economy size, industrial productivity, before and after
social improvements: life expectancy, literacy rate, social housing applicants, social tension, achievement
living environments: air pollution, abandoned land, green space
sustainability: co2 emission, greenfield/brownfield land use, jobs created, how long will the scheme benefit locals for

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3
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what % of people in sydney are employed?

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94.4%

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3
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how many brits live in australia

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over 1.2 million

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4
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why is the golden coast successful

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has a high proportion of knowledge economy employment.

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5
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what did loughborough classify Sydney as?

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an Alpha city- with a strong gloval influence

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6
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what was Sydney’s gross regional product (2013)

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$337 billion

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7
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how many businesses does Sydney have

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over 450,000

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8
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sydney median age

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36

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9
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what is the impact of sydney on rural areas?

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decline and brain drain.

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10
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why is sydney attractive?

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harbour environment and climate, time zone allows trading with USA and Europe- essential in investment banking

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what is a setback of life in sydney

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expensive cost of living- however ranks 10th in world for quality of life, and residents have the worlds second highest PPP

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12
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how has sydney embraced globalisation?

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deregulating banking and finance (allowing any overseas bank to operate there)
focusing inward migration on well-qualified professionals.

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13
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why has the rust belt declined

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overseas companies produce cheaper coal and steel. mining companies have mechanised to cut costs leading to job losses. lower wage costs and less unionisation in SE have led to relocation of steel and car industries

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14
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what is the rust belt known for

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cars General Motors Ford etc, Motown music cultural trademark, Packard plant (largest abandoned building)

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what were the impacts of deindustrialisation in the rust belt

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less police trust, social and civic participation, less educational attainment, less social mobility, less place identity.
more segregation, more crime, more health issues, more infant mortality, more death, mroe debt

16
Q

what is the employment difference between the rust belt and sydney

A

rust belt is FOOTLOOSE

17
Q

what is some data to show the failure in rust belt

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4th highest USA murder rate
29 schools closed
34% below poverty line

18
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why is cornwall declining

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farming- falling revenues, race to the bottom
fishing: EU allocated cornwall stocks to other countries, overfishing
tin and copper mining: none left, tin prices collapsed
quarrying: chine clay reserves moved operations to brazil

19
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why does cornwall require regeneration

A

connectivity to rest of UK
second home issues leading to seasonal dependence.

20
Q

name some of cornwall’s regeneration efforts?

A

farm diversification
gardens
surfing, hiking
eden project
teleworking
glamping