The Growth of a Superpower LO: To understand the reasons for the growth of a secondary sector in China, and effects that this growth has had. Keywords Consumer Industries GDP Globalisation Capitalism

Key Word Alert!! Write a definition for GDP in your own words the measure of an economy; the total market value of goods and services produced by workers within a country during a period of 1 year What is GDP per capita?

1.)Using fig 1., describe the changes to industry in China between 2002 and (3 marks) Fig 1. $ trillion What would you predict China’s industry to be like now?

Estimated $5571 trillion in 2013

Physical factors Human factors Workforce Government policy Education Private Enterprise Energy Infrastructure improvements Globalisation Effects Economic Social Environmental Describe the graph. China’s growth in the secondary sector

Describe the pattern of wealth in the map

Here’s the graph….what do you think the questions would be? 6 marks – you decide how they will be divided up

June 2011

China produces half of all of the world’s clothes China produces two-thirds of the world’s shoes. China produces one-third of all mobile phones. China produces two thirds of all photocopiers. China produces half of all microwave ovens. China is the fourth largest population in the world. One in every 5 people in the world is Chinese. Toilet paper was invented in China China produces 85% of all Christmas Tree lights. China has the third largest economy

China produces half of all of the world’s clothes T China produces two-thirds of the world’s shoes. True China produces one-third of all mobile phones. T China produces two thirds of all photocopiers. T China produces half of all microwave ovens. T China is the fourth largest population in the world. F One in every 5 people in the world is Chinese. Toilet paper was invented in China T China produces 85% of all Christmas Tree lights. China has the third largest economy

China produces half of all of the world’s clothes China produces two-thirds of the world’s shoes. China produces one-third of all mobile phones. China produces two thirds of all photocopiers. China produces half of all microwave ovens. China produces 85% of all Christmas Tree lights. Key Word Alert!! Write your own definition for Consumer Industries Consumer industries: Those industries making finished products, such as clothing, electrical goods and furniture which are sold in shops.

Read case study: Made in China page 152 and answer the questions below 1)Give examples of China’s consumers industry 2) What is the difference between communism and capitalism (Glossary) 3)What are the 6 reasons for China’s industrial explosion? Explain and add examples 4)Answer skills builder page 153 Watch the BBC active clip “from Rags to riches’’

Political move from communism towards capitalism communism The state controls the economy, media, police, ownership of property and business. Individuals own business and property and make money drive the economy. Can you think of why this may have led to an industrial explosion?

China’s industrial explosion Political move from communism towards capitalism Growing global demand for cheap manufactured goods Investment by foreign companies (TNCs) Few regulations to hinder industrial growth Large labour force – cheap and fairly skilled Natural resources particularly energy Match the pics to the pod... Could you draw pics for the others?

Industrialisation can happen quickly with/when... Are you brave enough to share yours?

What’s wrong and right with this answer? Give this student some constructive feedback The MIC that I will be talking about is China. China’s secondary sector has grown lots and as a result it there’s lots of pollution from the coal power stations. There are 750,000 deaths due to air and water pollution which is bad. China’s secondary sector has grown because it is located really close to Europe who buy lots of the stuff that they make. Also China trains 600,000 new engineers and 90% of the people are now literate and it has new energy and lots of natural resources. These raw materials mean that the secondary sector can easily be supplied without large transporting costs. Workers are only paid 40p an hour and there is 50% of the population unemployed. Have they explained? Have they talked about the CAUSES? Have they used data appropriately? Is it correct?

-What 3 reasons do you know the best? -What piece of evidence are you going to use for each reason? -How do your reasons link together? -What 3 facts/pieces of evidence are you going to use to show that it is specifically about CHINA? Jan 2012

2.) Suggest reasons for the changes to secondary industry for a case study you have studied. (6marks) Consider this question as we go through the lesson.

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Jan 2012

Industrial Growth Problems Benefits

Exam question Explain 2 impacts that industrialization can have on a country (4)

Problems with Industrial Growth Problems with industrial growth Add to your table from watching the video.

Industrial Growth Problems Damage of environment, e.g burning of coal and oil Pollution of air, water and land by factories and power stations Reserves of natural resources may run out Widening gap between rich and poor China has the world’s highest levels of greenhouse gas emissions... Benefits Rising income and a higher standards of living for its people Improved working conditions for some, but not all More jobs available More influence in Global affairs.

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6 mark question

‘ The growth of the secondary industry in China has brought more benefits than drawbacks to the world and China itself. ‘ do you agree? (6marks) On one hand I agree with the above statement, many TNCs such as Apple has factories in China, this gave its people more opportunity to have jobs. This means some people in China now has a better standards of living than before. Furthermore.... In addition.... On the other hand, the industrialisation in China has caused several problems for the environment such as.... In addition.... Overall I think.... Key words:

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