measuring development
- Created by: shuli miron
- Created on: 14-02-21 09:26
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- measuring development
- economic - progress in ecomic growth e.g. how wealthy a country is its level of industrialization and use of technology.
- social - improvement in people standards of living. e.g. better health care and access to clean water.
- political - having a stable political system with insinuations tha can meet the needs of society.
- social - improvement in people standards of living. e.g. better health care and access to clean water.
- single indicator - e.g. GDP if these are used on their own they can misleading. because as a country aspect develop before other.
- composite indicator of development where more than one measure is more accurate. e.g. HDI
- population pyramid for developing country- higher fertility's rates+ birth rates due lack contraception + poor health to replace children who may have died.
- death rate high due to poor health care
- wider base which narrow towards the top
- population pyramid emerging country falling fertility rates as better education + gender equality.
- health cere improves + life expancy improves.
- wide base that gets narrow towards the top mostly middle age
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- population pyramid developed fertlity low - high quality of life.
- health care is good so death rate low and life expectancy high.
- population pyramid developed fertlity low - high quality of life.
- economic - progress in ecomic growth e.g. how wealthy a country is its level of industrialization and use of technology.
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