Theories of Development Flashcards

1
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When were countries classified into HICs and LICs

A

1970s

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2
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What organisation refined the categorisation HICs / LICs

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World Bank

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3
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How many live in moderate poverty today?

A

2.8billion

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4
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Living on how much daily classifies you as living in moderate poverty?

A

$2daily

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5
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Since when has extreme poverty been decreasing?

A

since 1980s

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6
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Since 1980 what has the % in extreme poverty dropped from?

A

40% to 20%

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7
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Why is the absolute number in extreme poverty still high?

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due to population growth

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8
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What X3 factors did Todaro classify as development?

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  • living standards
  • social, political and economic policy promoting respect
  • freedom and choices
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9
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When was the Brandt Line devised?

A

1981

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10
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Advantage of Brandt Line

A

simple, easy to interpret

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11
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When did Malaysia undergo rapid development?

A

1980s

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12
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Example of a country in the ‘poor south’ which is one of the world’s leading economies

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Singapore

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13
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Disadvantage of the Brandt line in relation to progress

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is outdated

isn’t flexible to allow for development - e.g Malaysia

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14
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What does the Brandt line use to classify countries?

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GDP only

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15
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When was Rostow’s model devised?

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1960s

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16
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How many countries was Rostow’s model based on?

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15 Western countries

17
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what does Rostow’s model suggest

A

all countries have the capacity to break out of the poverty cycle

18
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what does Rostow’s model not take into account

A

non-economic factors

e.g population growth / political changes

19
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what does Rostow’s model suggest developed countries should do?

A

economically assist developing countries

20
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What does Rostow’s model presume about all developing countries?

A

that they will all wish to develop as western countries have done, with high mass consumption and a consumer culture

21
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What did Rostow’s model begin with?

A

Traditional Society (subsistence economy)

22
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What does Rostow’s model end with?

A

High mass consumption

23
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Stages of Rostow’s model

A
Traditional Society 
Preconditions to Take Off 
Take Off 
Drive to Maturity 
High Mass Consumption
24
Q

At what stage in Rostow’s model is external help often received at?

A

preconditions to take off

25
Q

X2 people who devised core-periphery models

A

Friedmann and Myrdal

26
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What did Myrdal’s model suggest

A

that spread of benefits from core to periphery is outweighed by backwash effects favouring core

27
Q

What is a limitation of the poverty cycle?

A

believes development occurs in isolation

e.g ignores loans / global interactions

28
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What does the poverty cycle suggest poverty is a product of?

A

low incomes and lack of capital

29
Q

What is at the heart of the development cable?

A

economic growth
technology
enterprise

30
Q

What other factors are involved in the development cable?

A

social
political
environmental
personal

31
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What is the development cable dependent on?

A

the carrying capacity of the cable (strength of its core)

32
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What does modernist philosophy say about development?

A

belief that all nations should develop into western states

33
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which model conforms to the modernist philosophy of development?

A

Rostow’s

34
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What does the anti-development movement see development as based on?

A

material prosperity

35
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what does the anti-development movement say the consequences of development are?

A
  • creation of dependency
  • undermining of local culture
  • environmental unsustainable
36
Q

Who devised the dependency theory?

A

Frank

37
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What does Frank’s dependency theory state?

A

developed countries control and exploit satellite states

= creation of dominance and dependency