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I. Economic Indicators of Development 1.Development is the process of improving the ______________ conditions of people through diffusion of _________________ and _____________________.
A countrys level of development can be distinguished according to ___________, ____________, and __________________ factors.
The _________________________________ (HDI) was created by the __________________ to help recognize the level of development a country is at. The highest-ranking countries tend to be located in _____________________, while the lowest-ranking countries are found in ___________________.
2.Explain GDP.
How would you calculate a countrys GDP?
Why is the gap in per capita GPD between Less Developed Countries (LDCs) and More Developed Countries (MDCs) becoming wider?
Why does the GDP not always give us a true picture of what conditions are like within a country?
3.Primary sector jobs directly extract materials from the earth. List at least 4 types of industries included in this sector.
Secondary sector jobs include businesses that process, transform, and assemble raw materials into useful products and/or consumer goods. List at least 4 types of products manufactured domestically in the United States or internationally around the world.
Tertiary sector jobs involve providing goods and services to people in exchange for payment. List at least 10 types of activities associated with this sector.
Use the chart on the bottom of page 301 in the text to answer the following questions.
a) Almost 80% of workers from LDCs are involved in the ______________ sector of the job market.
b) Since the early 1900s, most people in MDCs work in ___________________ sector jobs.
c) Less than 10% percentage of the workforce in MDCs have ________________ sector jobs today.
d) __________________ sector jobs have increased the most in LDCs since the 1960s.
4.Explain why workers in MDCs are usually more productive than workers in LDCs.
The value of a product minus the costs of raw materials & energy used to produce that product is called the _________________________.
5.What factor(s) allowed the United Kingdom and later the U.S. and Russia become powerful industrial states?
As many countries ran out of a domestic source of raw materials, what steps did many Western European countries take in the late 1800s and early 1900s to ensure a cheap supply of raw materials?
Why dont many Eastern European countries need to obtain raw materials from international sources?
6.The three types of consumer goods that serve as indicators of a societys development are ___________________, ______________________, and __________________________.
In LDCs, most people cant afford to buy the items listed above. Who would be included in the minority of folks who might own these goods?II. Social Indicators of Development 7.What two factors does the HDI use to measure the quality of education across the world?
The average pupil attends school for about _________________ years in MDCs, while only attending school for only _____________________ of years in LDCs.
The literacy rate exceeds ______% in MDCs, but is usually less than ______% in LDCs.
8.In most MDCs, health care is a ___________ service provide by the state at little or no _________.
What choices will governments in many MDCs have to face as the baby boomer population grows older, becomes a larger percentage of the population, and health care becomes more expensive?
The health of a population is influenced by diet. The average person needs at least 2, 360 calories per day to remain healthy and active. According to the map on page 305, what regions of the world have populations that dont get at least 90% of the minimum caloric requirement from food?
III. Demographic Indicators of Development 9.List the four demographic indicators of development.
10.What issues must MDCs deal with as the percentage of elderly folk increase and the percentage of younger people decrease?
11.List several reasons why LDCs have a greater infant mortality rate than MDCs.
12.Both MDCs and LDCs have crude birth rates of about 10 per 1000. What two reasons are given for similar CBR statistics between the richer and poorer regions of the world?
Ch. 9 Q&A Part 2 Name: _____________________ Period: _____
I. More Developed Regions RegionHDIAnglo-America
1) Anglo-America includes the countries of ________________ and ____________.
2) This region displays the highest level of cultural homogeneity because most of its
people speak ______________ and practice the __________________ faith.
3) List the most important products and/or services this region exports:
Western Europe1) Since 1945, the migration of _______________ and _______________ workers
have made this region much more culturally diverse than in the past.
2) The core area of western Europe has the highest HDI of anywhere in the world.
What countries are included in this core area?
3) Compare Western Europes need for raw materials with that of Anglo-America.
4) Why has the establishment of the European Union made this region the largest
and richest in the world?
Eastern Europe
1) Under the Communist system, who made most of the key decisions concerning
the national economies of each country?
2) During the Cold War, instead of producing consumer goods, most Eastern
European governments promoted __________________ industry.
3) This is the only region where the _____ has actually declined in the last 10 years.
Explain why this is true.
4) Eastern Europe differs from Western Europe since the region has abundant
reserves of many ________ _______________________.
Japan
1) Japans most important resource is its _________________________________.
2) List at least two ways that Japan has achieved dominance as a producer of
electronics, motor vehicles, and cameras.
South Pacific
1) Why are the countries of the South Pacific, even though as a group they have a
relatively high HDI, NOT a central player in the global economy?
2) With what other regions does the South Pacific have the strongest economic ties?
II. Less Developed Regions RegionHDILatin America1) People from this region are likely to live in urban areas. Name 3 of the largest
cities found in Latin America.
2) Where is the highest level of development found within this region? Why?
East Asia1) The Communists take over in 1949 resulted in a redistribution of land. Explain
how the government controlled the production and distribution of food after the
revolution.
Southeast Asia
1) Name the four most populous countries in this region.
2) Why has the population of this region been traditionally low up until recently?
3) What caused a population explosion in this region during the last half of the
twentieth century?
Middle East
1) Why is this the only world region that enjoys a trade surplusthey export more
than they import?
2) Where are most of the regions oil reserves located?
3) Even though the region has economic wealth, why is the HDI of the Middle
East so low?
South Asia
1) Even though South Asia has been blessed with a number of resources, why does
it have the second lowest per capita income of any world region?
2) Explain how the monsoon rains affect the agricultural output of the region.
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