Developed and Developing Countries

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

20 th largest metropolitan city in the world – Beijing, China at 12 million.

Advertisements

Demographics Part III, continued!. Define the following: Per Capita ( ) GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Life expectancyGDP Infant mortality Literacy rateBirth.

20 th largest metropolitan city in the world – Beijing, China at 12 million.

1. TOKYO……………………… MEXICO CITY……………… NEW YORK………………… SAO PAULO………………… BOMBAY…………………… DELHI………………………

The Impact of Demographics on Public Health Roger Detels, MD, MS.

WHAT FACTORS INFLUENCE THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF COUNTRIES? OBJ: TO DETERMINE THE HOW WEALTH, HEALTH & EDUCATION CONTRIBUTE TO A NATION’S ECONOMIC STATUS.

Factors Influencing GDP How do levels of human and physical capital, natural resources, and entrepreneurship influence a country’s GDP?

World Cities Adapted from a presentation by David Palmer & Phil Kline.

Irwin/McGraw-Hill Copyright © 2001 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. 1-1.

World Cities. Top Ten Cities,1950 (estimated from various sources) City Pop (in millions) Lat Long New York, USA N 74 W London, UK8.752 N 0 Tokyo,

20 th largest metropolitan city in the world – Beijing, China at 12 million.

Francisci WG.8. Indicators of Economic DevelopmentDeveloped CountriesDeveloping Countries 1. Availability of natural resources (Examples: water, oil,

Time Line End of Ice Age10 million (nomads) AD 0250 million (agriculture) 1650 (double 1)500 million (health care?) 1850 (double 2)1 billion 1940 (double.

Study Guide.  Information Technology Services  Fishing.

(R17) Literacy Rate & Standard of Living. Why should people learn to read? Should governments force the people of their country to learn to read? Why.

Coursework based on this module

Development Indicators. GDP Per Capita  Most widely used single indicator to assess living standards GDP/Population  Low ( $8,000) income countries.

Economic Geography Developing and Developed Countries SOL WG.7b.

Key Issue 1 Why Does Development Vary Among Countries?

Developed v. Developing Countries

Developing versus developed countries. (SOL WG.8) FGMS Geography 8.

or How shiny is your toilet?

Question 1  What do the following stand for  MEDC  NIC  LEDC.

Population(millions) Urban Area (estimate) 1Tokyo, Japan Mexico City, Mexico São Paulo, Brazil

Megacities IB Geography II.

What does Demographics mean? Demographics- the statistical data of a specific population Scientists who study this data are called Demographers.

Development Key Issue 1: Why Does Development Vary Among Countries?

DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS

How can economic well-being and the quality of life be measured?

IB Geography II. White Flight Debrief  Chicago Racial Demographics: 13/01/29/chicago-racial- demographi_n_ htmlhttp://

Changing Urban Environments. Worlds Most Populated Cities 1.Tokyo, Japan - 32,450, Seóul, South Korea - 20,550, Mexico City, Mexico - 20,450,000.

GEOGRAPHIC AND ECONOMIC INDICATOR QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

Demographics Columbia Missouri. Isolated Continent.

Developed and Developing Nations by Eleanor Joyce City of Salem Schools.

How has urbanization changed? INTRODUCTION TO URBANIZATION.

Developed & Developing Countries factbook/

Urban Geography: overview Created by David Palmer Eaglecrest High School.

 Levels of economic development vary from country to country. Some countries are very wealthy and some are very poor.  Standards of living and indicators.

Colonies (Dependent Territories) Image source:

Health Indicators  A characteristic of an individual, population, or environment which is subject to measurement (directly or indirectly) and can be.

MDC, LDC, & HDI More Developed Countries, Less Developed Countries, and Human Development Index.

MDC, LDC, & HDI More Developed Countries, Less Developed Countries, and Human Development Index.

Developing and Developed Countries SOL WG.7b

Geographic and Economic Indicator Questions Answered

Economic Geography.

Human Development Index

Top Ten Cities,1950 (estimated from various sources)

ECONOMIC INDICATORS.

Development Indicators

Developing and Developed Countries SOL WG.7b

Developed and Developing Countries

Urban Centers of the World Unit 3 Lesson 8

Economic Indicators Answers

Over Population 1.

Developing and Developed Countries SOL WG.7b

העיר-תהליכי פיתוח ותכנון

Quaternary Activities

Over Population 1.

Developed v. Developing Countries

Over Population 1.

Concepts of Development

Over Population 1.

Over Population 1.

levels of economic development Notes

Population Patterns of the Western Hemisphere

Developed and Developing Nations SOL8

SLIDE 1 Countries: Australia Botswana Brazil Canada China Germany India Indonesia Japan Nigeria Russia Singapore United States.

Presentation transcript:

Developed and Developing Countries VA SOL objective – WG.8: The student will distinguish between developed and developing countries and relate the level of economic development to the standard of living and quality of life

Essential Understanding #1 Levels of economic development vary from country to country and from place to place within countries

Essential Understanding #2 Resources and technology influence economic development and quality of life

Differences between developed and developing countries 1) Access to natural resources 2) Access to capital resources

3) Numbers and skills of human resources 4) Levels of economic development

5) Standards of living and quality of life 6) Relationships between economic development and quality of life

Indicators of economic development 1) Urban/rural ratio

2) Labor force characteristics: - Primary sector - Secondary sector - Tertiary sector

3) GDP per capita GDP = Gross Domestic Product The total market value of all final goods and services produced in a country in a given year, Per capita = per person

4) Educational achievement

Indicators of standards of living and quality of life 1) Population growth rate (natural increase) Highest: United Arab Emirates Lowest: Cook Islands 2) Population age distribution

3) Literacy rate

4) Life expectancy 5) Infant mortality Highest: Angola (180.21/1000) Highest: Macau (84.36 years) Lowest: Swaziland (31.88 years) United States: 78.11 years 5) Infant mortality Highest: Angola (180.21/1000) Lowest: Singapore (2.31/1000) United States: 6.26

6) Percentage of urban population Top 10 Urban Agglomerations in 2000: Tokyo, Japan Mexico City, Mexico New York-Newark, USA Sao Paolo, Brazil Bombay, India Shanghai, China Calcutta, India Delhi, India Buenos Aires, Argentina Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana, USA