§2.2 Measuring economic development

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Welcome!

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Planning
  • Welcome!
  • What you will learn
  • Recap
  • Explanation §2.2
  • Exercise 
  • Learning goals check
  • End

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What you will learn
  • Explain what kind of different economic development indicators you could use to compare the wealth of different countries 
  • Explain what the advantages and disadvantages are of using these economic indicators 

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Gross Domestic Product (GDP
the total value of all products and services produced by a country.

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Research
Find two countries with a high GDP (write it down)
And two countries with a low GDP (write it down)

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The difference in wealth between LEDC and MEDC can be difficult to determine, that's why we use . . .
A
GPD
B
PGD
C
DGP
D
GDP

Slide 6 - Quiz

What is not a disadvantage of using the gross domestic product per capita to compare countries?
A
It does not show unregistered jobs
B
It does not show regional differences
C
It does roughly show the average income per person
D
It does not show how much you can buy for $1

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Economic employment sectors
  • Another way to measure development is to look at economic employment sectors
  • How to people earn their money?
  • Three different sectors

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Primary
Jobs: agriculture, mining, forestry
Price of product: relatively low
Income: low
Type of country: more in LEDC than in MEDC

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Secondary
Jobs: factory jobs
Price of product: little more expensive
Income: little higher
Type of country: more in LEDC and less in MEDC

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Tertiary
Jobs: service jobs, teacher, nurse or a lawyer
Price of service: expensive
Income: high
Type of country: more in MEDC than in LEDC

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Employment sectors
  • Three different sectors
  • Some countries have more people working in the primary sector
  • Some have more working in the tertiary sector
  • The Netherlands and Kenya 

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Big Mac Index
The amount of goods and services you can buy with a certain amount of money.

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Which of the circle diagrams has the highest tertiary sector?
A
B
C
D

Slide 14 - Quiz

Drag the jobs to the correct sector!
Primary sector
Secondary sector
Tertiary sector
Nurse
Forestry
Miner
Fisherman
Dressmaker
Lawyer
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Making the exercises!
  • Make exercises of §2.2 Measuring economic development 1 t/m 5
  • Whisper if you want to talk to you neighbour
  • Read the book carefully
  • If you have a question, raise you hand for help!
  • Finished the exercises? Practice the keywords!

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What you have learned
  • Explain what kind of different economic development indicators you could use to compare the wealth of different countries 
  • Explain what the advantages and disadvantages are of using these economic indicators 

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End of lesson!



Homework: Read §2.2 and make the exercises!

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