Global Inequality

• Colonialism – taking control of another country and exploiting it economically
• Neo-colonialism – the dominance of poor countries by rich countries (indirectly through economic power and power influence)
• Topography – the shape of land (whether areas are mountainous or flat)
• System of Governance – the way a country is run (dictatorship or democracy) 
• Political disputes – the channel of communication, disagreement and alliances between countries
• Corruption  - dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power

   
• One global inequality is climate as a hit climate can lead to drought causing less crops to be grown.  This means there are less crops to trade so development decreases.