Development Basics
Measuring Development
Consumption Patterns
Impact of Consumption
100

What is development?

A process of change in society to meet people’s needs

100

What is the total value of goods and services produced in a country?

GDP

100

Which country type typically has higher consumption levels?

Developed 

100

What is a major global enviornmental impact of consumption?

Increased consumption can harm the environment

200

 What does the term “per capita” refer to?

by or for each person

200

Which of the following is an economic indicator of development?
A. Literacy rate
B. Life expectancy
C. GDP
D. Birth rate

C

200

What is consumption?

The use of goods and services

200

What is the main cause of hunger in the world?

A. poverty 

B. pollu on

C. crop failures

D. food shortages

A

300

What is a key goal of development?

Improving material conditions through knowledge and technology

300

Which is a social indicator of development?
A. Energy use
B. GDP
C. Life expectancy
D. Trade balance

C

300

Why do developed countries consume more?

Higher income allows people to buy more goods

300

Name a problem that the world might face as a result of this growing consumer class.

• Shortages of resources such as food, oil, and water

• Increased air pollution from burning fossil fuels

• Increased levels of trash

• Increased water pollution from toxic waste materials

• Health problems due to pollution and changed eating habits

• Conflicts over the distribution of scarce resources

400

Why is development not the same everywhere?

Countries view progress differently

400

Developed countries usually have:
A. Low fertility rates
B. Low life expectancy
C. High fertility rates
D. Limited technology

A

400

Which of these countries leads the world in oil consumption? 

A. Canada

B. China

C. India

D. United States


D

400

Name a problem that the world might face as a result of this growing consumer class.

• Shortages of resources such as food, oil, and water

• Increased air pollution from burning fossil fuels

• Increased levels of trash

• Increased water pollution from toxic waste materials

• Health problems due to pollution and changed eating habits

500

What are barriers to development?

Lack of social welfare, Political Instability, Lack of funds

500

Lower levels of gender equality are associated with what type of countries?

Developing

500

Which of the following defines members of the global consumer class?

A. They have college educa ons.

B. They earn at least $10 a day. 

C. They eat less than 2,700 calories a day.

D. They have computers at work or at home.

B

500

What is example of unequal distribution of resources?

There is enough food in the world, but many still go hungry

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