Consequences of uneven development

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  • What did the last lesson focus on?
    The causes of uneven development
  • What are the consequences of uneven development?
    It leads to disparities in wealth and health
  • What does the term 'disparities' refer to?
    Differences in wealth and health
  • What regions are mentioned for comparison in the lesson?
    North America, Europe, Africa, South America
  • What does the blue color represent in the chart?
    Percentage of global population in that area
  • What does the yellowy mustard color represent in the chart?
    Percentage of total global wealth
  • Which continents are identified as the wealthiest?
    North America and Europe
  • Why does Africa have a small amount of global wealth?
    It is a pre-industrial society
  • What lifestyle do many people in Africa lead?
    Agrarian lifestyles
  • What is subsistence agriculture?
    Growing enough food for themselves
  • How does subsistence agriculture affect tax revenue?
    People pay little to no tax
  • What is the impact of low tax revenue on government development?
    It struggles to develop the economy
  • What type of industries dominate African economies?
    Primary industries
  • Why do African countries earn very little from raw materials?
    They are unfinished products
  • What type of societies are North America and Europe described as?
    Post-industrial societies
  • What sectors do North America and Europe focus on?
    Tertiary and quaternary services
  • What is the role of infrastructure in economic development?
    It encourages business setup and growth
  • How do developed areas trade compared to developing areas?
    They trade finished products for profit
  • What are newly emerging economies?
    Industrializing societies like Asia Pacific
  • What is the trend in GNI for industrializing societies?
    It is increasing due to industrialization
  • What is the relationship between deprivation and life expectancy?
    Lower income leads to lower life expectancy
  • What is the definition of deprivation?
    Areas where people struggle financially
  • What is the impact of low income on health?
    It leads to poorer health outcomes
  • How does the pandemic relate to urban poverty?
    Urban poor have higher death rates
  • What are the main causes of death in high-income countries?
    Heart disease and lung disease
  • What percentage of deaths in high-income countries are in the over 70 age group?
    70%
  • What percentage of deaths in high-income countries are in the under 15 age group?
    1%
  • What are the main causes of death in low-income countries?
    Complications in childbirth and infectious diseases
  • What percentage of deaths in low-income countries are in the under 15 age group?
    40%
  • Why do people in low-income countries die from treatable diseases?
    They lack access to healthcare and vaccinations
  • What is the world's deadliest creature generally considered to be?
    Malaria
  • How is the map distorted to show malaria deaths?
    It emphasizes areas with high malaria deaths
  • What does the quote about malaria illustrate?
    Lack of access to healthcare leads to deaths
  • How are North and South America represented on the malaria map?
    They show very few deaths from malaria
  • What does the size of the area representing Africa on the malaria map indicate?
    High rates of malaria deaths in Africa
  • What illness did the speaker's wife likely die from?
    Malaria
  • Why did the speaker's wife not visit a health center?
    Due to lack of money
  • How is the map distorted to show malaria deaths?
    It minimizes areas with few deaths
  • Which continents show very few deaths from malaria?
    North America and South America
  • What does the map indicate about Africa's malaria deaths?
    Africa has the highest malaria death rates