measuring development

Question 1

gni

Answer 1

total value of good and services including overseas

Question 2

gni per head

Answer 2

gni divided by pop

Question 3

birth rate

Answer 3

number of births per 1k of the pop each year

Question 4

infant mortality

Answer 4

number of babies that die before 1 - per 1k

Question 5

limitations

Answer 5

variations of wealth - e.g. quatar has a few very rich dons but a lot of poor peeps

Question 6

HDI

Answer 6

calculated using GNI per head, life expectancy and education level - between 1 and 0 - tells us the economic and quality of life development

Question 7

natural increase

Answer 7

birth higher than death rates

Question 8

stage 1

Answer 8

high birth rates due to lack of contraception - infant mortality rates are high

Question 9

stage 2

Answer 9

LIC’s - birth rate is high - agricultural based so lots of children to work on farms - better healthcare increases life excpectancy so death rates fall

Question 10

stage 3

Answer 10

NEE’s - birth rates fall due to contraception - and more woman work so less babs - economy changes from farming to manafacturing so less children used in farming - further improved healthcare so death rates fall and life expectancy increases

Question 11

stage 4 + 5

Answer 11

HIC’s - birth rates are low - people expect a high standard of living and may have dependant elderly relatives so less money for babs
good HC so death rates are low are LE is high