unit 3 test review - GTC

Doi Moi : spatial significance

Where: Vietnam

Why there: they were in an economic crisis and hardship

Why care: many people were unhappy, poor and it demonstrates the development of Vietnam and how they adapted to the economic reforms

Doi Moi: interrelationship

h → h : created huge economic growth for indiivudals, companies and overal economy (giving jobs, food production increase and expansion to the world)

Doi moi: perspective

economic: shifted the market economy from command to more open/free allowing for trade/globalization, growth in GDP and overall income

dry corridor: spatial significance

where: in central/south america (Nicaragua, el salvador, honduras, guatemala)

Why there: climate naturally effects it and then climate change makes it worse

why care: crops are unable to be harvested and grow→ can effect demand/supply for food, can force people to relocate and can lead to famine/starvation

dry corridor: interrelationship

e→h: drought and extreme weather conditions allowing farmers/people to not be able to grow/produce food from crops

dry corridor: perspective

environmental: severe droughts and weather conditions can destroy ecosystems and growth of plants/habitats

green revolution: spatial signigicance

where: mainly India and mexico

Why there: increase food production for growing population and the demand (avoiding famine)'

why care: development of new green technologies around the world, huge impact on climate change (soil, water usage and pollution), modern farming aorund the world

green revolution: interrelationship

h→n: green revolution included a lot of pesticides and fertilizers harming the environment (increasing cliamte hcnage with pollution, soil degredation) and supply of water

green revolution: perspective

environmental: increased soil degredation and shortage of water, leading to increase in pollution and overall increase in climate change

new silk road: spatial significance

where: china, europe, asia, africa

why there: increase in political and economic factors, coming from the historic silk road and allows trade

why care: trade between nations, can create jobs but can also lead to debt in countries, shift in globalization and trade

new silk road: interrelationship

h→h: can create debts between countries but also can influence/create global relationships, can also effect globalization and market, can take land from otheer countries/farmers/citizens

new silk road: perspective

economic: increase trade between countries with China and can create further relationships (could lead to trade agreements, trade wars etc.), can lead to further debt diplomacy (china can get richer)

tariff trade war (automotive industry): spatial significance

where: global but focus on US,M,C

why there: main places where cars are manufactured but there is the USMCA which impacts automotive industry

why care: influences jobs market (increase/decrease), prices of cars, availability to import cars, purchasing parts of cars

tariff trade war (automotive industry): interrelationship

h→h: humans placing tariffs on other humans impacting the supply/demand chain due to increase in prices (tariffs) which then can lead to job losses, economic impact

tariff trade war (automotive industry): perspective

economic: leads to a decrease in exporting autos which decreases $ therefore impacting the oevrall economy, this also effects the demand as the autos may be too expensive impacting jobs, pricing and companies