3.7.6 Analysing the external environment to assess opportunities and threat : social and technological

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What does ‘Urbanisation’ mean?

an increase in the number of people living in urban areas compared to rural

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What are some advantages of ‘Urbanisation’?

  • more jobs

  • higher incomes and better living standards

  • opportunities for UK companies in emerging economies

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What are some disadvantages of ‘Urbanisation’?

  • slums, crime + increased pollution

  • urban poor are dependent on minimum wage jobs meaning they can’t escape poverty

  • in a recession, the urban poor suffer the most

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What is ‘Migration’?

the movement of people across international borders

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What is ‘OECD’?

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - an international organisation that works to build policies to improve citizens’ quality of life

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How does migration benefit businesses?

more migrants mean :

  • more customers therefore rising demand

  • more affluent customers due to migrants getting jobs

  • when employed they increase productivity and innovation

  • more tax payers

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How does migration benefit countries?

  • migrants fill menial labour jobs

  • migrants pay taxes

  • migrants often import cultural foods and sell them leading to the internationalisation of their home economy 

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What is meant by ‘Internationalisation’?

a country’s economy becomes increasingly connected and interdependent with other countries through trade, investment, finance, and the movement of people and information.

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