Impacts of Deindustrialisation in the NE
Mindmap for case study of deindustrialisation in North East England
- Created by: Lily Berman
- Created on: 17-03-13 23:01
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- Deindustrialisation in the NE
- Socio-Economic Impacts
- Negative Multiplier Effect
- People unable to do plans eg. weddings, uni
- Unemployment rise
- 90,000 men in 100 coal pits in 1947, 2 pits in 1992 and none now
- Industrial inertia due to industry's need of raw materials
- Mono-economic structure made it hard to adapt
- Skill Base unadapted to modern industry
- Regional Outmigration
- Environmental Impacts
- Decrepit and outdated infrastructure
- Political Impacts
- Government subsidies withdrawn in the 1980s
- People angry with Government for closing Corus
- MPs had to promise to find another buyer so as not to loose voters
- Socio-Economic Impacts
- Industrial inertia due to industry's need of raw materials
- Mono-economic structure made it hard to adapt
- People angry with Government for closing Corus
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