The Changing Economic World

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what is development?

improvement in a country’s capacity to produce goods and services for it’s population.

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HIC examples

USA, UK, Germany

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LIC examples

Somalia, Ghana, Nepal

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NEE examples

Brazil, China, India

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Measures of development

  • GNI

  • Literacy rate

  • Access to safe water

  • People per doctor

  • Birth/death rates

  • Life expectancy

  • Human development Index

  • Infant mortality rate

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The Demographic Transition Model

(Death rates usually fall first as countries become more developed)

<p>(Death rates usually fall first as countries become more developed)</p>
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Natural increase

more births than deaths (increased population)

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Natural decrease

more deaths than births (decreased population)

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What does the DTM show?

how the population of a country changes throughout economic development

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Stage 1

  • birth rates high

  • death rates high

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Stage 2

  • birth rates high

  • death rates begin to fall

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Stage 3

  • birth rates begin to fall to death rate level

  • death rates fall

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Stage 4 & 5

  • birth rates low

  • death rates low

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what is the development gap?

the widening difference in levels of development between the richest and poorest countries

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Factors affecting the development gap

  • poor climate

  • few raw materials

  • natural hazards

  • colonisation

  • war

  • poor trade links

  • political instability

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ways to reduce the development gap

  • investment

  • aid

  • intermediate technology

  • free trade

  • fair trade

  • debt relief

  • microfinance loans

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advantages of tourism

  • brings people to a country

  • boosts local economy

  • preserving culture

  • gives locals jobs

  • develops infrastructure from money made

  • helps develop countries

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disadvantages of tourism

  • potentially damages environment

  • locals may not like how busy it is

  • most money goes towards flights to get there which won’t benefit locals

  • can be costly & wasting money if it doesn’t take off

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Case Study: Tanzania GNI

$174.5 billion

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Case study: Tanzania

  • 68 million

  • high population density

  • young country - half under 18

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Case study: why travel to Tanzania?

  • excellent safari location

  • amazing beaches and ancient towns

  • cultural/unique

  • ancient history

  • landmarks - Mt. Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti

  • endangered species