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industrial revolution, sectors of economy, women and economic development
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What was the industrial revolution?
event during the 1800s where society shifted from agriculture to industrial/manufacturing civilization as a result of new technologies and availability of resources
What is industrialization?
process where countries evolve from agriculture to manufacturing
What contributed to the rise of colonialism and imperialism?
Investors search for more raw materials and new markets.
Primary sector
extracting raw materials or harvesting food products (mining, forestry, hunting, etc.)
secondary sector
manufacturing and processing raw materials into finished goods.
teritary sector
providing services (health, education, stores)
quaternary sector
finance, insurance, computer services
quinary sector
scientific research, higher education, government.
CORE/MDC
economic power which control and benefit from global market
SEMI-PERIPHERY/NIC
countries that are in transition from developing to developed status, often with growing industrialization
PERIPHERY/LDC
countries that are least developed, often reliant on agriculture and primary industries and dependent on corenations for trade and support.
Define HDI
Human development index measures a country's average achievements in health, education, and income.
Define GDP
Gross domestic product - total value of goods and services produced within a country over a specific period, typically one year.
Define GII
Gender inequality index - a measure that evaluates the disparities between men and women in reproductive health, empowerment, and the labor market.
Define literacy rate
the percentage of people who can read and write in a given population.
Define labor force breakdown
Analysis of composition of the workforce by demographic factors
Define life expectancy
The average number of years a person is predicted to live.
Define GNP
Gross national product = Total value of goods and services + new income + foreign investment
Define GNI
Total value of goods and services + new income + foreign investment MINUS dividend payments and indirect business taxes, divided by the population.