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What is life expectancy?
Average
years
expected to live in a country
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Why is life expectancy a good indicator?
It reflects the
general
level of health
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What does the adult literacy rate measure?
Percentage
of adults who can
read
or
write
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Why is the adult literacy rate sometimes reported separately for men and women?
To highlight gender
disparities
in
education access
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What is gross national income (GNI)?
Total value of
goods
and
services
in a country
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How is GNI often expressed?
As
per capita
, or per head
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What does the infant mortality rate indicate?
Proportion of babies not reaching their first
birthday
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Why is the infant mortality rate a good development indicator?
It provides information about
maternal health care
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What is the human development index (HDI)?
A
composite
figure measuring
development
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What three aspects does the HDI take into account?
Wealth
,
education
, and
health
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What defines a low-income country?
GNI
per capita of
$1,035
or less
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What defines a middle-income country?
GNI
per capita between
$1,036
and
$12,535
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What defines a newly emerging economy?
GNI
per capita of
$12,536
or more
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What is an economic indicator?
Data
related
to
money
, like GNI
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What is a social indicator?
Data related to people, like
literacy rate
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What is the infant mortality rate in the UK?
4 per
1,000
live births
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How does the infant mortality rate in the USA compare to the UK?
It is higher at
6 per 1,000 live births
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What is the infant mortality rate in Cuba compared to the USA?
It is
lower
than the USA's rate
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What is the infant mortality rate in Brazil compared to Cuba?
It is higher at
12 per 1,000 live births
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What is the infant mortality rate in Nigeria compared to Brazil?
It is significantly higher at
74
per 1,000
live births
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What are some historical reasons for uneven development?
Colonialism
,
conflict
, and
political instability
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How does colonialism affect development?
It leaves countries struggling
post-independence
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What are physical reasons for uneven development?
Landlocked
countries, lack of
resources
,
hazards
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Why are landlocked countries at a disadvantage?
They struggle with
trade
and transportation
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What are economic reasons for uneven development?
Poverty
and
unfair
world trade systems
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What does NGO stand for?
Non-governmental organization
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What is the role of NGOs?
They rely on
donations
for development aid
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What is intermediate technology?
Appropriate technology
for local needs
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Why is appropriate technology important?
It is
sustainable
and
maintainable
by locals
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What are microfinance loans?
Small
loans for starting businesses
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What does debt relief usually mean?
Writing off a
portion
of a country's debt
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Why is debt relief important for development?
It helps reduce the
development gap
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What are the key development indicators?
Life expectancy
Adult literacy rate
Gross national income (GNI)
Infant mortality rate
Human development index (HDI)
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What are the categories of development indicators?
Social indicators
: e.g.,
infant mortality rate
,
literacy rate
Economic indicators
: e.g.,
GNI
,
GDP per capita
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What are the reasons for uneven development?
Historical reasons:
colonialism
,
conflict
, political instability
Physical reasons:
landlocked countries
, lack of resources,
climatic hazards
Economic reasons:
poverty
,
unfair world trade systems
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What is the significance of NGOs in development?
Provide aid and support
Rely on
donations
Focus on
sustainable development
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What is the role of appropriate technology in development?
Sustainable
and maintainable by locals
Small-scale and
cost-effective
Supports
local development projects
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What is the impact of debt relief on developing countries?
Reduces debt burden
Helps improve economic conditions
Aids in closing the
development gap
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What are small loans given to people who usually can't get credit called?
Microloans
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How can microloans be used by borrowers?
To set up or invest in
businesses
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