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By:Paul, Melina, Nolan, and Martha Corinn

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https://youtu.be/3jsPCWgMdJI

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By: Martha Corinn Thompson
The video shown above is explaining the history of France. As we know, the history affects the economic development of a country. In the video we hear of war, new leadership, and even religion. All of these aspects of the history of France have impacted the economy in some way whether that be positive or negative. For example, the French were in an economic crisis prior to the French Revolution. The French Revolution was able to stabilize the French economy.

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France's GDP per capita is around $42,300(USD). Ranking 15th in the world.Frances economic structure is a mixed economy that features characteristics of both socialism and capitalism. It makes it less brutal than total capitalism but more efficient that socialism. If you divided France's GDP by the number of hours worked you would find that the French are achieving some of the highest returns on work hours invested. Some of France's raw materials are crude fertilizers, minerals eluding coal, petroleum and precious stone. France's major imports are crude oil, aircraft machinery, chemicals, plastics, and vehicles. Also some smaller imports include petroleum, iron, and transportation equipment

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France is definitely a country in which produces their own food. Some of the most productive farms are located in Northern France, however some are located in other parts due to climate and soil. Their farms export more food than any other European country. France is the only country in Europe to be completely self-sufficient. France is also one of the leaders in Europe in the value of agricultural exports. Examples include: cotton, oils, sugar, wheat, beef, etc. Although France is ahead of the game with producing food, their farm acreage has decreased since the 1950's by more than one million acres. Even though it may sound bad, France is still going strong and staying self-sufficient.

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French People live a long time. France ranks 20th in the world for life expectancy at 81.8 years. The males live approximately 79.1 years and females live to be around 85.8 years old. France's infant morality rate is very low. It is 3 deaths per 1000 lives. My guess for why France's infinite mortality rate is very low is because they are a MDC and they are living in places that are well sanitized and where there are hospitals where the children can be born. Their Natural Increase Rate is 3.78 which is around average. The united states is 5.75. Their Crude birth rate is 12.43. Again around an average number compared to other MDC's In the world.

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Gender-related Development Index and Gender Empowerment Measure. Discuss this role of women in society.

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Gender-related Development Index and Gender Empowerment Measure. Discuss this role of women in society.

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There are understood rules in France. Women are underrepresented in the French government. The male Gender Development Index is .987 and the female GDI is the same. Men and women with the same job and education make different salaries. The average number schooling years for males in France is 11.3 years, while the average years of schooling for females is 11 years. Sixty percent of the women population in France work in the labor force. The GDP per capita for women is $31,013, but the GDP per capita for men is $45,497. The traditional role of women in the French society involves domestic duties such as housekeeping and cooking.

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Social indicators of development (education and literacy, health and welfare) Discuss the extent and ranking of your country in regards to education.

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Social indicators of development (education and literacy, health and welfare) Discuss the extent and ranking of your country in regards to education.

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France's literacy rate is about 99% (age 15 and over can read and write). Considering 14% of adults in the United States cannot read, 21% of U.S adults read below a 5th grade reading level, and 19% of high school graduates cannot read, France seems to be ahead of the game. Most French students go through nursery school (kindergarten), primary school (elementary), middle, and high school. French schooling is generally free and mandatory from ages 6-16, however universities prefer 6-18.
Health care in France is excellent and was almost ranked best overall healthcare in the world. They spent 11.6% of GDP on healthcare. Welfare includes protection of people against the financial consequences and social risks. Social risks include anything that could jeopardize the economic security of the individual or their family.

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Types of jobs: primary sector, secondary sector, tertiary sector, and quaternary sector. How do people make money in your country?

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Types of jobs: primary sector, secondary sector, tertiary sector, and quaternary sector. How do people make money in your country?

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By: Martha Corinn Thompson
The primary sector involves jobs in the agricultural industry; in France, people in this job field make goods such as cereals, wines ,milk, sugar beets, and oil seeds. In the secondary sector, people obtain jobs in the industrial field. Some jobs in this field include: manufacturing cars, designing and manufacturing clothing and other fashion items, and cosmetics manufacturing. Major services in France include: banking, insurance, and tourism; services make up the tertiary sector. The final sector is the quaternary it involves technology. In France jobs in this field include: Information and Communication Technologies as well as Scientific Field Research.