Africa
- Created by: Hannah Jeffery
- Created on: 12-05-14 10:26
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- Africa
- struggle to development
- crippled by debt
- in 1970's OPEC became rich as petroleum because more valuable and price doubled
- banked their earnings in 'the world bank'
- lent money to developing countries eg Africa
- Africa failed to develop and global interest rates doubled
- to stop the world's bank from collapsing the international monetary fund used the solution of structural adjustment to make repayments more affordable
- government spending heavily cut
- in arusha in Tanzania
- 200 miles to a local hospital
- only to find their is a lack of medicine and beds and is expensive
- 200 miles to a local hospital
- in arusha in Tanzania
- Africa failed to develop and global interest rates doubled
- lent money to developing countries eg Africa
- banked their earnings in 'the world bank'
- in 1970's OPEC became rich as petroleum because more valuable and price doubled
- crippled by debt
- Zambia
- poverty
- economically reliant on producing produce to sell abroad
- Kenya produces flowers to the EU
- in 2001 Kenya suffered from a server drought
- the government directed water supplies to the flower fields
- in 2001 Kenya suffered from a server drought
- the western world
- we want cheap coffee so we import coffee beans from places such an Tanzanian
- the coffee farmers produces £84 year which is not enough to live on
- if he was to ground the coffee beans he would be making a product and could charge more
- we would not buy this product because it would be more expensive as higher importing tax
- if the farmer cut down his coffee plants and became a subsistence farmer he would be thrown into jail
- government needs him to export so that can tax his and increase tax revenue
- if he was to ground the coffee beans he would be making a product and could charge more
- the coffee farmers produces £84 year which is not enough to live on
- encouraged lots of LEDC's to produce cotton eg Egypt and countries In Africa
- larger supply than demand so reduced prices
- we want cheap coffee so we import coffee beans from places such an Tanzanian
- struggle to development
- GDP was reduced by 25%
- Zambia
- smaller demand for copper when wiring was replaced by fibre-optic cables
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