development and the development gap Flashcards

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how useful is birth rate

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as a country develops, women become more educated and want a career so they marry later and have fewer kids

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how useful is death rate

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more developed countries tend to have an older population with a high death rate

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how useful is infant mortality

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this is a useful measure of a country’s health care system ( as well as life expectancy and number of people per doctor)

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how useful is literacy rate

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a high literacy rate means a good education system

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what is the limitations of economic and social measures

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a single measure of development can give a false picture, as it gives an average for the while country

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what are 2 other factors that limit the usefulness of development measures

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  • data could be out of date, unreliable or hard to collect
  • data may not take into account subsistence or informal economies
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what does the demographic transition model show

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it shows changes over time in the population of a country

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what’s in stage 1

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  • high birth rate
  • high death rate
  • both fluctuate because of disease, famine and war
  • population fairly stable
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what’s in stage 2

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  • death rate decreases
  • birth rate remains high
  • population grows
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what’s in stage 3

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  • birth rate drops rapidly
    -death rate continues to decrease but more slowly
  • population still grows but more slowly
    E.G- Nigeria
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what’s in stage 4

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  • low birth rate
  • low death rate
  • birth rate can fluctuate depending in the economic situation
    E.G- USA
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what’s in stage 5

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  • birth rate falls below death rate
  • death rate increases slightly because of aging population
  • population decreases
    E.G- Japan
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why do landlocked countries suffer from uneven development

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this is because they are cut off from seaborne trade, which is important for economic growth

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what affects the ability for a population to stay healthy

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climate related disease and pests

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what can slow down development and what can it be

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extreme weather such as tropical storms can slow down development and can be costly to repair damaged infrastructure

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what can affect farming and the health of workers

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lack of adequate supplies of clean water

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what do rich countries do for trade

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they normally want to pay as little as possible for raw materials- many come from LICs

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what keeps prices low

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supply of raw materials often outstrips demand

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why does processing cause uneven development

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this is because processing normally take place in richer countries. this means rich countries get richer and the development of the poorer countries may be slowed

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why is there uneven development because of colonialism

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this is because almost all the wealth produced during the colonial period went to the European powers

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how is china helping Africa but also what is a problem

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  • an estimated 10,000 Chinese companies are now in Africa. many are involved in massive infrastructure projects including railways
  • there are many benefits but some think that it is exploiting resources in order to benefit chinas own economy
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how can investment reduce the development gap

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many countries and TNCs invest money in LICs which support the development by providing employment and income

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how can industrial development reduce the development gap

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it can bring employment, higher incomes and opportunities to invest housing

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since when has Malaysia seen growth win its wealth

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since the 1970s

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what has it made use of and to do what
it has made use of foreign investment to exploit its natural
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today Malaysia is what
it has a highly developed mixed economy
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what has tourism led to
it has led to investment and increased income from abroad
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what has the income from tourism investment led to
this has led to better education, infrastructure and housing
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tourism can lead to a lot of income but
it is vulnerable in times of economic recession
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what can aid be given in
-money -emergency supplies -food or technology -specialist skills
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hoe can aid reduce the development gap
-enabling countries to invest in development projects such as roads -focusing on health care, education and services at a local scale
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what is international aid
this is when money, goods or services are given by governments or organizations to help the quality of life
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in what year did the uk give how much to Pakistan and what did they use it on
it was in 2019 and the uk gave them 305 million pounds and they used it on education and to reduce hunger and poverty
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what are tariffs
they are paid on imports, making imported goods more expensive and locally produced goods more attractive
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what is free trade
this is when a country doesn't charge tariffs and have quotas
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what are the advantages of poor countries joining a trading group
- it encourages free trade between members - members are able to get higher prices for their goods
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how can debt relief reduce the development gap
- it has helped poor countries invest in development projects such as infrastructure - countries have used the money saved to provide services such as free education
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how has economy from tourism contributed to Jamaicas development
- in 2019, tourism contributed 35% to Jamaicas GDP - income from tourism is $2 billion each year and taxes contribute further
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how has tourism helped and not helped infrastructure helped Jamaica
- tourism has led to high levels of investment on the north coast - improvements in roads and airports have been slower then other facilities - some parts of the island still remain isolated
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how has tourism helped Burt also not helped the quality of life in Jamaica
- in the Northern tourist areas, wealthy Jamaicans have a high standard if living - large numbers of people living nearby have poor housing and don't have access to fresh water, health care and education
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how has tourism helped and not helped the environment in Jamaica
- conservation and landscaping projects provide jobs - community tourism and sustainable ecotourism is expanding in more isolated regions - has tourism can create environmental problems such as footpath erosion and harmful emissions
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