dynamic development

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  • What does development mean in the context of a country?
    Improvement for the people living there
  • What are the different aspects of development?
    • Economic development: growth and wealth
    • Social development: standard of living improvements
    • Environmental development: management and protection of the environment
  • Which country is more developed, France or Ethiopia?
    France
  • Why is measuring development challenging?
    • Includes many different factors
    • Difficult to compare across countries
  • What does GDP stand for?
    Gross Domestic Product
  • What does GDP measure?
    Total value of goods and services produced
  • What does GNI per capita indicate?
    Income per person in a country
  • What are the consequences of uneven development?
    • Differences in wealth
    • Variations in health care access
    • Disparities in education levels
  • How much higher is the GNI per capita in the UK compared to Chad?
    20 times higher
  • How does health care differ between developed and less developed countries?
    Developed countries have better health care
  • What is the life expectancy difference between the UK and Chad?
    Almost 30 years
  • How does education duration compare between the UK and Chad?
    UK spends more than twice as long
  • What are the classifications of countries based on development?
    • Low-Income Developing Countries (LIDCs)
    • Advanced Countries (ACs)
    • Emerging and Developing Countries (EDCs)
  • What characterizes Low-Income Developing Countries (LIDCs)?
    Very low GNI per capita
  • What is the economic basis of LIDCs?
    Primarily based on primary industry
  • What characterizes Advanced Countries (ACs)?
    High GNI per capita and living standards
  • What is the economic basis of Advanced Countries (ACs)?
    Based on tertiary and quaternary industry
  • What characterizes Emerging and Developing Countries (EDCs)?
    Economy moving from primary to secondary industry
  • What is a natural hazard?
    A natural process causing potential harm
  • How do natural hazards affect development?
    They require spending on rebuilding efforts
  • What physical factors affect a country's development?
    • Poor climate reduces food production
    • Few natural resources limit income
    • Poor location increases transport costs
    • Natural hazards require rebuilding funds
  • What political factors affect development?
    • Corruption hinders infrastructure development
    • Unstable governments deter investment
    • Misguided investments can stall progress
  • How does trade influence development?
    • Exporting goods boosts economic performance
    • Importing goods can hinder economic growth
    • Trade patterns affect income generation
  • How does education impact development?
    • Produces a skilled workforce
    • Increases individual earning potential
    • Provides government revenue for development
  • How does disease and healthcare affect development?
    • Natural hazards can lead to disasters
    • Frequent disasters require costly recovery
  • What is the impact of a poor climate on development?
    Reduces food production and quality of life
  • How do few natural resources affect a country's economy?
    Limits products available for sale
  • How does being landlocked affect a country's development?
    Increases transport costs and difficulties
  • How does corruption in government affect development?
    Hinders infrastructure and facility improvements
  • What is a trade deficit?
    Negative balance of trade
  • How does education contribute to economic development?
    Creates a skilled workforce for production
  • How do natural disasters impact a country's finances?
    Require significant funds for recovery
  • What are the human factors affecting development?
    • Education levels
    • Government stability
    • Trade relationships
    • Health care access
  • What is a natural hazard?
    A natural process causing potential harm
  • How does a natural disaster differ from a natural hazard?
    A disaster has actually occurred
  • Why do countries like Bangladesh spend a lot of money after disasters?
    They need to rebuild after disasters
  • What can prevent countries from developing despite having natural resources?
    Lack of money to develop infrastructure
  • How do natural hazards affect a country's ability to import goods?
    They make importing goods more difficult
  • What is one human factor that influences development?
    Conflict
  • How does war affect healthcare in a country?
    It worsens healthcare and increases mortality