Edexcel-Growing economies 4.1 Flashcards

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Multinational

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Two or more countries

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Growth rate

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Measured by annual change in GDP

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Emerging economy

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Economies that have increasing growth rates and income but haven’t reached full potential.

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What does Uk growth tend to be?

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Lower than emerging economies.

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What sector is in decline in the Uk?

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The manufacturing sector

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Why is the Uk’s manufacturing sector declining in comparison to emerging economies?

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Higher labour costs
Less access to raw materials

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Who’s the world’s largest manufacturing economy?

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China

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Globalisation

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Economic integration of different countries through border’s movement of people, goods, technology and finance.

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What has happened because of globalisation?

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Impacted national cultures
Spread ideas
Sped up industrialisation

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Industrialisation

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A rise in manufacturing

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What countries are in BRICS?

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Brazil
India
China
South Africa

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What countries are in MINT?

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Mexico
Indonesia
Nigeria
Turkey

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Advantages of moving into a growing economy

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Growing middle class who are more willing to spend more on domestic and imported goods.
Less competition
Less regulation

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Impact of economic growth on businesses

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Potential for increased profits
Reduced costs of production
Increased trade opportunity

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Why is there Potential for increased profits ?

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As a business enters a new market and gains more customers.

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Why is there reduced costs of production?

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As businesses can benefit from lower labour costs and cheaper raw materials.

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Why is there increased trade opportunity?

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Demand for goods and services increase.

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Impact of economic growth on individuals

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Reduced unemployment
Increased average income
Access to quality public services

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Why is there reduced unemployment?

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More demand which requires more labour.

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Why is there an increasing average income?

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Individuals have rising incomes due to employment.

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Why is there an access to quality public services?

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More government is generated.

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Disadvantages of moving into an emerging economy

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High costs of marketing
More difficult to plan
Fluctuating exchange rates means profits unstable.

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Indicators of growth

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GDP per capital
Health
Literacy
Human development Index

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GDP per capita calculation

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Total output/number of people in country

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What does a high GDP indicate?
A high standard of living
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Why is GDP per capita useful?
Useful to compare growth in two countries.
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Why is Health important to know?
Impacts the quality of a workforce.
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What aspects of health are considered?
Average life expectancy Infant morality rate Access to healthcare
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Literacy
Refers to the percentage of adults within an economy who can read and write.
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What does literacy determine?
Determines quality of workforce and customers that will be sold too.
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Human development index
Determines the quality of the development of citizens within a country.
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What factors does HDI combine?
Life expectancy Mean years of schooling Gross national income
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What is HDI measured between?
0-1
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What's the problems with HDI?
Does not account for inequalities Lack of reliable data in a country Does not take into account qualitative factors.
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What do developed economies often have?
Smaller GDP growth Higher income levels Much better infrastructure