3TVa §1.8 African lions and Asian tigers Learning questions

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§1.8 African lions and Asian tigers, learning questions

1. What is the (most important) difference between a planned economy and a free market economy?
   
2. What advantage has Vietnam’s location, over the location of rising African countries like Mozambique and South Africa? Why is this important?
3. Why is it hard for African countries to access European of North American sales markets?
   

Why are greenhouse-grown Dutch tomatoes the same price or even cheaper than African sun-grown tomatoes?

Learning question nr. 3

Why is it hard for African countries to access European or North American sales markets?

Your answer has to be a complete sentence, in which you will use the correct connectives (for instance: so, as a result, therefore, meaning that etc. etc.)

Why is it hard for African countries to access European or North American sales markets?

More important than you may think

Learning question nr. 2

What advantage has Vietnam’s location, over the location of rising African countries like Mozambique and South Africa?

Why is this important?

Write down well-composed sentences, as you would do in a test.

Vietnam

Learning question nr. 2

What advantage has Vietnam’s location, over the location of rising African countries like Mozambique and South Africa?

Why is this important?

Write down well-composed sentences, as you would do in a test.

What advantage has Vietnam’s location, over the location of rising African countries like Mozambique and South Africa?

How can Vietnam's profit from its favourable location? Mention the most important argument

1. Vietnam can raise taxes on passing ships
2. Vietnam's ports generate income
3. Vietnam supplies resources
4. Vietnam will be a cheap alternative for MNO's

Learning question nr. 1

What is the (most important) difference between a planned economy and a free market economy?

For this question, you do not have to write antyhing!

Drag the boxes

In the next slide, you will have to drag the (blue) boxes with descriptions to the correct kind of economy.

Planned economy

Free market economy

Innovations can fail

Profits are for individuals and shareholders

Equal education opportunities

Government makes investments

Production for profit only

Full employment

Trade is regulated

Companies can move

Taxes can be used to share wealth in a country

Risk of overproduction

Nickname: Communism

Nickname: Capitalism

Shortages

Next lesson, Friday:
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• More challenging questions on §1.8 are shared in LessonUp!
• Practice questions on §1.7 (the one we didn't have, last Friday) are shared in LessonUp! as well.
• You will get individual feedback on those questions (if you make them, that is).

§1.8 African lions and Asian tigers, learning questions

1. What is the (most important) difference between a planned economy and a free market economy?
   
2. What advantage has Vietnam’s location, over the location of rising African countries like Mozambique and South Africa? Why is this important?
3. Why is it hard for African countries to access European of North American sales markets?
   

Drag the names and status in the core periphery model to the correct countries

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Japan

Indonesia

China

Thailand

India

Core

Semi-periphery

Periphery

Semi-periphery

Semi-periphery