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Benefits of living in the city centre

-agglomeration -accessibility -highly qualified labour pool

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Define gentrification

The process by which wealthier people move into

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Define globalisation

The process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of massively increased trade and cultural exchange.

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Define the primary sector

the part of the economy that draws raw materials from the natural environment

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Define the quaternary sector

The sector for research

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Define the secondary sector

businesses that turn raw materials into finished goods

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Define the term boosterism

The use of publicity to promote the image of modernity

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Define the term locale

A place where everyday life activities take place

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Define the term place

A portion of geographic space by which meaning has been given by people

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Define the tertiary sector

The sector that enables goods to be traded and services to be offered

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Define worldwide interdependence

The idea that what happens in one place has impacts on another place across the world

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Explain how farmers may perceive Chichester harbour

They may see it as a source of income

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Explain how tourists may see Chichester Harbour

They may see it as a place to go on holiday and a place of beauty

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Give some causes of deindustrialisation

-fall in manufacturing output -development of new products -growth of cheaper imports of the same products -drop in the number of employees due to machinery

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Give some consequences of a decline in a secondary industry

-shift towards tertiary jobs -technological advancements -requirement of government benefits -poverty/homelessness -loss of sense of place -many unable to get jobs due to lack of skills

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How have city centres changed

-72% of highly skilled jobs located here -21% more productive than non-urban areas -graduates make up 50% of jobs -CBDs -all cities have had job growth

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How is Manchester portrayed throughout the media

  • in the Visit Manchester website

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List some causes of digital exclusion

-elderly population -outward migration of younger population -lack of training -lack of jobs in the area that use technology

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List some factors that affect service sector growth

-technology -prosperity -transport

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What are the effects of restructuring the valleys

-more direct jobs -1

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What are the factors of restructuring the valleys

-70

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What are the factors that led to the economic restructuring of Ebbw Vale

-limited resources available -cheaper imports -political decisions -economies of scale -globalisation -lifestyle changes

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What are the factors that led to the growth of Tech City

London

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What are the factors that shape the characteristics of a place

Time Identity Representation Threshold

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What are the negative effects of quaternary clustering

-overloading transport systems -higher levels of pollution -higher levels of congestion

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What are the positive effects of quaternary clustering

-allows easy transfer of ideas and career progression -high levels of qualified jobs -environmental awareness is widespread

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What are the three aspects of a place

Location Locale Sense of place

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What causes a place to have meaning

Peoples perception

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What is an AONB

An area of the uk that has been designates for conservation

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What is foreign direct investment

Investment made by a company based in another country

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What is formal information

Objective information about a place such as census data

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What is informal information

Subjective information about a place

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What is reurbanisation

The movement of people into the city centre as part of urban regeneration

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What is the Clark fisher model

A model which explains changes of employment structure as countries develop their economies.

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What is the cycle of deprivation

A sequence of events that disadvantaged people experince in which one problem leads to many more

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What is the difference between endogenous factors and exogenous factors

Endogenous factors are internal factors

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What is the multiplier effect

When one job creates many more in the economy

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Who might environmentalists have conflict with regarding Chichester Harbour

Locals and boating clubs

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Who might residents of Chichester harbour have conflict with

Environmentalists and second home owners

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Why does online shopping cause a decrease in city centre retailing

-fewer expenses than a physical store -always open -easier than going to the city centre

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Why is there an increase in out of town shopping

-large businesses near each other -cheap land -accessible (often close to a motorway)

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Why was the area chosen for Ebbw Vale

-the valleys had coal