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Development Dilemmas
Globalisation
100
Sinagapore has this type of policy.
Pro-natal or 'three or more'
100
Energy and mineral resources such as coal, oil, and diamonds are all examples of...
Non-renewable resources.
100
Mr. S called Bethan this on the first day of school (correct pronunciation required)
'Beethan'
100
This index considers how efficient countries are at using their resources to benefit people. The UK ranked 41st
The Happy Planet Index.
100
Name the four types of job sectors
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quarternary
200
There are five stages in this model on population.
The Demographic Transition Model
200
This theorist said as population approaches the food production limits, then famine, war, and disease would increase, leading to a fall in population.
My buddy, Tom Malthus.
200
This is Mr. Salvarinas' favourite ice hockey team.
The Toronto Maple Leafs.
200
It is said that this two-word phrase exists between 'have' and 'have not' regions and countries.
Development Gap
200
This model has three phases (pre-industrial, industrial, post-industrial)
The Clark-Fisher model. It can track the development of a country.
300
Two of the most important characteristics of a population - age and gender, are shown in this type of diagram
Population Pyramid
300
Suggest two ways humans can reduce their use of resources
Farmers markets, recycling, cycling, conservation.
300
Tesco, Nike, Adidas are all examples of this type of corporation.
Transnational Corporations (TNC's)
300
List three barriers to development.
Corruption, poverty, lack of government, poor resources, climate change, lack of equality, poor location.
300
These four countries make up the BRICs. All are emerging powers on a worldwide scale.
Brazil, Russia, India, China.
400
Unemployment, low wages, poverty, inequality are all examples of this type of 'factor'
A PUSH factor. They 'push' you to move out of your region/country.
400
Boserup claimed that...
Increases in food supply are stimulated by rises in population. As new technologies are developed, society will adapt to feed the growing population.
400
Former Spurs striker now plays for this club in the MLS.
Toronto FC.
400
This type of approach is common in low-income countries in rural areas.
Bottom-up.
400
Describe two reasons why TNC's operate globally (in other countries)
Any of to sell inside trade barriers, to be closer to foreign markets, to find cheap labour and land, for more lenient laws, to take advantage of incentives, and boost profits.
500
After WWII the UK adopted this type of immigration policy encouraging lots of immigrations from the Carribean.
An open-door policy. Over 250,000 immigrants came from the Carribean during the 50's and 60's
500
This resource has a very uneven balance between supply and demand.
Oil.
500
Malawai is far too reliant on this product for their international trade.
Tobacco.
500
This Peruvian community particularly benefited from the micro-hydro scheme as it provided electricity for the 60 families in the area.
Chambamontera
500
This organization is best known as the guardian of international peace and security and the protector of human rights.
The United Nations
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