General human

    Cards (20)

    • Enterprise Zones
      Regions that are set up by the government to encourage businesses to move in. They tend to have lower tax rates or newly constructed offices
    • Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

      When a business or person in one country invests in a business located in a different country
    • Globalisation
      The process through which countries are becoming more interconnected. This is due to factors such as trade, migration, technology and culture
    • Hate Crime
      Crime and abuse which is motivated by prejudice against someone due to their race, religion or sexuality
    • Immigration
      The permanent movement of people to live in a country which is different to their home country
    • Migration
      The permanent movement of people to live somewhere else within a country
    • Multicultural Event

      An event which celebrates a culture or religion originally from another country (for example, Chinese New Year or Brazilian Carnival)
    • Net Migration
      The difference between the number of migrants moving into a country and the number of migrants moving out of the country
    • Primary Industry
      Industry associated with producing raw materials and crops, for example farmers or miners
    • Privatisation
      Essential services that are taken over by a private company from the government
    • Population Characteristics
      Factors used to describe people living in an area or community e.g age, ethnicity, gender and employment
    • Population Density
      The amount of people per square area of land. It's a measure of how squashed together or spread out a population is
    • Quaternary Industry
      An imaginary line that can be drawn from the centre of an urban city to the centre of a rural area, to show the difference in living conditions and population characteristics
    • Rural-Urban Continuum
      An imaginary line that can be drawn from the centre of an urban city to the centre of a rural area, to show the difference in living conditions and population characteristics
    • Secondary Industry

      The manufacturing industry which turns raw materials into produce and goods, for example factory workers or bakers
    • Segregation
      A group of people who are isolated from the rest of society. This could be because they choose to live separately or they are excluded from socialising with the population
    • Shrinking World
      The feeling of the world becoming smaller and more easily accessible
    • Tertiary Industry
      Jobs relating to services and working with people, for example teachers or waitresses
    • Trade Bloc
      A group of countries which join together to promote trade between themselves
    • Trans-National Company (TNC)

      A company which operates in different countries to where their headquarters are based