regeneration

Question 1

what do the 4 employment sectors mean?
primary
secondary
tertiary
quaternary
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Answer 1

primary-raw materials
secondary-manufacturing
tertiary-services
quaternary-specialist

Question 2

what are 5 socio-economic inequalities that have resulted from working in different job sectors?🪼

Answer 2

regional inequalities
variations in quality of life
income and life expectancy
income and health
variations in educational achievement

Question 3

reasons for de-industrialisation?💓💓💓

Answer 3

overseas competition producing cheaper products
mechanisation of coal mines, replacing people

Question 4

how can regeneration sometime reduce engagement?🐳🦋

Answer 4

-if it’s top-down and imposed on people
-if the schemes are measured by economic impacts, not social
-if it only benefits high income earners

Question 5

what are 3 government policies?
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Answer 5

-housing
-fracking
-deregulation

Question 6

case studies?🧋🍪💓

Answer 6

-sydney and detroit
-olympics 2012 and HS2
-cornwall, glasgow, london docklands

Question 7

measures of deprivation?🐳

Answer 7

economic- low incomes
social- low education attainment and literacy skills, health and crime rates
endowment- poor quality

Question 8

measures of regeneration?🎀

Answer 8

economic- increased avg income and number of jobs opps
social- lower deprivation, higher life expec, lower health deprivation
environmental- less pollution and amount of derelict land

Question 9

reasons for voter apathy?🌙

Answer 9

lack of engagement w national and local issues, feeling that the system doesn’t benefit them, geological distance from voting station, lack of education, may have other more important issues going on

Question 10

what does rebranding change?🐉

Answer 10

people image of a place- it’s marketed using a new identity to increase its economic potential