The Devepolment Gap Glossary Flashcards

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Birth rate

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The number of babies born per 1009 people per year

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Development measure

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Statistics used to show and compare development

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Child mortality

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The number of children that die before the age of 5 years, per 1000 live births

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Death rate

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The number of deaths per 1,000 people per year

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GNP (Gross National Product)

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The total value of all goods and services produced by a county in a year, including overseas

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GNI per capita

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Gross National Income (a measure of a country’s total wealth) divided by the population

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HDI (Human Development Index)

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An index of development using life expectancy, literacy/schooling and PPP, with one being the best

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Infant mortality

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The number of babies that die before the age of 1 year, per 1000 per year

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Life expectancy

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The number if years from birth a person is expected to live

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PQLI (Physical Quality of Life Index)

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An index of development, using life expectancy, literacy and infant mortality

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PPP (Purchasing Power Parity)

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The strength if someone’s income within a country

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CAP (Common Agricultural Policy)

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A policy to support and control farming in the EU

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Fair trade

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Agricultural producers are paid a fair price for produce, to improve their standard of living

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Interdependence

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When countries have a need of or are reliant on each other

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Primary Product Dependency

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Relying on one product for income (e.g. A country relying on oil)

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Trade

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The exchange of goods and searches between countries

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Trade bloc

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Several countries grouped together to trade with reduced barriers, e.g. The EU

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Aid

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Money, food, training or technology given by rich countries to poorer, either to help after an emergency or for long-term development

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Bilateral aid

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Aid given by one government to another- may include trade tied to aid

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Bottom-up aid

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Aid used to provide basic health care, clean water and money for education

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Charitable aid

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Aid given free from NGOs such as charities

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Debt

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Money owed to others, such as to a bank or a global organisation

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Debt relief

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Forgiving a debt in part or total- writing it off

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Donor country

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The country giving aid

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Long-term aid

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Aid given over a long time to improve development (e.g. Training)

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Multilateral aid

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Aid given by international organisations, such as the IMF and UN, originally given by countries

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Receiving country

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The country receiving aid

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Short-term aid

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Aid given after a disaster (e.g. Tents and medicine)

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Top-down aid

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Aid used to provide governments with funds for development