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Focuses on the shift from traditional to modern forms of society.
1. Traditional Society, limited technology
2. Pre-Condition, improved infrastructure, uses technology more widely
3. Take-off, major tech innovations, begins to urbanize
4. Drive to maturity, New industries, Improves transportation and communication
5. High Mass consumption, buys non essential things, high order goods become common.

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Of industrial location least-cost theory.
Explains key decisions made by businesses about where to locate factories.
(transportation, labor, agglomeration, etc)

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Any economic development that serves the current needs of people without making it harder for people in the future to live well.

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Model that suggest patterns for types of products that will be produced relative to the market. 4 Rings, not including the market
Center: Market
1. Horticulture (Fruits, vegetables, dairy etc)
2. Forest (wood is heavy and difficult to transport)
3. Grain (didn't perish quick, not hard transport)
4. Livestock (could walk when time to transport)

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Core- The zone of greatest concentration of the culture traits.
Domain- The area outside the core of a culture region that is dominant but less intense.
Sphere- The zone of outer influence for a culture region

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Believed that food production would increase arithmetically, growing steadily, but by the same amount each generation. in contrast, he believed that people would wouldn't limit their children, so they population would grow exponentially.

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Combines the concept of distance decay; the belief in the greater pull in from a larger communities, and the assumption that more people are likely to migrate from a large community than a small one.
Can be used to predict any type of interaction (economic etc.)

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Stimulus Diffusion-people adopt a trait from another culture, but modify it.
Contagious-a trait spread outward from its hearth through people.
Hierarchical-Spread of culture outward from interconnected or wealthy places
Relocation Diffusion- the spread of a trait by people who migrate.

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Focuses  on the shift from traditional to modern forms of society.
Walt Rostow assumed that all countries wanted to modernize, and that they all would eventually, at different speeds.
Saw economic development as a linear progression until the final stage was reached.

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Shows five stages of population change that countries go through.
1. High Birth and Death Rates, Low population growth very low.
2.High birth, rapidly declining death rates, Rapid population growth.
3. Declining birth rate as urbanization decreases, declining death rate, rapid growth but slows.
4.Low birth and death rates, low population growth
5. Birth rates lower than death rates, low death rates, very low population growth.

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The division of countries into three types: core, semi-periphery, and periphery
Core: includes the economically advantaged area of the world and the center of world business
Semi-periphery: includes middle income countries known as emerging countries
Periphery: Includes least-developed countries and provides core and semi-periphery with inexpensive raw materials, labor, and agricultural production

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Identifies Predictable stages of disease that countries will go through.
1. Diseases, animals and humans cause the most deaths
2. Pandemics decline as medicine increases
3. Diseases continue to decline, but age related diseases increase (heart attacks and cancer)
4. Extension of stage 3, age related diseases are delayed because of advanced procedures.
5. Diseases increase as bacteria and parasites become immune to vaccines.