Global Inequalities
- Created by: Sam Evans
- Created on: 30-11-14 22:08
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- Global Inequalities
- Oil-exporting countries
- These countries are quite rich
- They have a high GNI
- The wealth often belongs to a few people and the rest are quite poor
- For Example - Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia
- These countries are quite rich
- Heavily indebted poor countries
- These are the poorest, least developed countries in the world
- For Example - Ethiopia, Chad and Angola
- These are the poorest, least developed countries in the world
- Newly Industrialising Countries (NIC's)
- These countries are rapidly getting richer
- Their economy is moving from being based on primary industry...
- For Example - Agriculture
- ... to secondary industry (manufacturing)
- For example - China, India, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa and Taiwan
- Their economy is moving from being based on primary industry...
- For Example - Agriculture
- Their economy is moving from being based on primary industry...
- For example - China, India, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa and Taiwan
- Their economy is moving from being based on primary industry...
- These countries are rapidly getting richer
- Rich industrial countries
- These are the most developed countries in the world
- For example - the UK, Norway, USA, Canada and France
- These are the most developed countries in the world
- Former communist countries
- These countries aren't really poor but aren't rich either
- They're kind of in the middle
- They're developing quickly but not as quick as NICs are.
- For example - the Czech Republic, Bulgaria and poland
- These countries aren't really poor but aren't rich either
- Oil-exporting countries
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