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Coca Cola Factory Activity Fall 2022 - Twyla

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 3-2-1 Review Industry & Economic Development- Twyla AP HUG

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2022 Development IBL Reflection- Twyla AP HUG

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Birth Rate Changes - Religious beliefs, baby boom, no family planning.
Death Rate Changes - Natural disaster, war &/or disease.
Migration Rate Changes - Caused by sudden increases or decreases in the superiority(?) of living there.
Push Factors of Migration - Poverty, racism, no jobs, disease, war, natural disasters, lack of services.
Pull Factors of Migration - Better jobs, cultural diversity, health care.

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Culture Word Art word cloud art created by Twyla123

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Types of Political Entities;

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Tree or Vine Crops - Almonds, Grapes, Apples & Oranges.
Ground Crops - Cotton, Rice, Potatoes & Corn.
Livestock - Cattle & Chicken.

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Less developed countries have more subsistence farming, the only commercial farming being plantations which happen as a result of colonialism.

More developed countries have more commercial farming & it is very rare to see subsistence farming.

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The Von Thunen Model of Agricultural Land

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The Von Thunen Model of Agricultural Land

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Models Of Internal City Structures (Front)

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Models Of Internal City Structures (Front)

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Models Of Internal City Structures (Back)

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Models Of Internal City Structures (Back)

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- Primary (Farming)
- Secondary (Factories)
- Tertiary (Services)
- Quaternary (Information)
- Quinary (Boss)

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HDI (Human Development Index)
- High standard of living, decent healthcare, education, and opportunities to earn money.

LE (Life Expectancy)
- How long someone living in a country is expected to live.

GNI (Gross National Income)
- Total amount of money earned by a nation's people and businesses.

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Bulk-gaining industries:
- products that weigh more after assembly
- factories closer to market

Bulk-reducing industries:
- products weigh less after assembly
- factories closer to raw resources

Long distance transportation is cheaper because workers are paid to load goods.

Transportation via Trucks:
– short distance delivery because of the ease in quickly loading and unloading. GREAT for one day deliveries.

Transportation via Trains:
– used to ship to destinations further out than a day’s travel.
- Trains take longer than trucks, but don’t require “rest”.

Transportation via Ships
– long distance cost is very low. A lot slower than land based travel.

Transportation via Air
– MOST EXPENSIVE FOR ALL DISTANCES.  Usually, small bulk, high value packages.

Site Factors:
Labor, Land, Capital (CBD)

Least Cost Theory Includes:
Transport, Labor, Agglomeration (Grouping of businesses to share costs)

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By W.W. Rostow 1960s American Economist.

Rung 1: Traditional

Primary Sector

Low Tech

Rung 2: Pre-Conditions for take off

Infrastructure

Innovative economic activity

Rung 3: Take Off

Mini I.R.

Secondary Sector

Population growth

Rung 4: Drive to Maturity

Secondary sector grows

Super Trade

Rung 5: Age of Mass Consumption

Tertiary Sector (Has lots of services)

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Immanuel Wallerstein - 1970s Historian

Core: Most economically advanced
Semi-Periphery: Medium economically advanced
Periphery: Least economically advanced

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The 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs):

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The 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs):

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GOAL 1: No Poverty

GOAL 2: Zero Hunger

GOAL 3: Good Health and Well-being

GOAL 4: Quality Education

GOAL 5: Gender Equality

GOAL 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

GOAL 7: Affordable and Clean Energy

GOAL 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

GOAL 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

GOAL 10: Reduced Inequality

GOAL 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

GOAL 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

GOAL 13: Climate Action

GOAL 14: Life Below Water

GOAL 15: Life on Land

GOAL 16: Peace and Justice Strong Institutions

GOAL 17: Partnerships to achieve the Goal

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Population

Fertility Rate: Amount of babies per woman.

Adult Fill: The majority of the extra 4 Billion.

Peak Child: The maximum number of children on the planet at any given time.

Industrial Revolution: Made food more reliable/available which helped with population growth.

1800: 1 Billion and larger population growth from then on.

Healthy & Wealthy: Healthy children = need less children = have less children = More money

Poor & Babies: Unhealthy children = need more babies = Less Money

Education: More Education = women thinking for themselves = less babies

1114: Population Code (4 is Asia)