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Comparing Development Between Countries
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Geography · Medium
5
questions · ~4 min · 3 hints each (−5 pts)
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What you'll learn
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- 1Development can be measured using single indicators like GNI per head, or composite indicators like HDI, which combine several measures together.
- 2Composite indicators are often more reliable because they avoid relying on just one factor, which could give a misleading picture of a country.
- 3The development gap has grown due to historical factors such as colonialism, as well as ongoing issues like unfair trade rules and debt.
- 4Globalisation has increased links between countries through TNCs, improved transport and communication technology, and international trade agreements.
- 5Emerging economies, sometimes called Newly Industrialised Countries or NICs, have rapidly growing manufacturing sectors and rising GNI per head.
Question mix
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- Multiple choice×2
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- Short answer×1
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