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Wealth
Varies from place to place
Northen Hemisphere generally more developed than southern
Quality of living

development can be measured by
life expectancy
access to clean water
GNI
literacy rate

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- quality of life
- national, global, local scale
-ledc/medc
- life expectancy

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Economic development refers to the advancements of a country in terms of money and wealth. A more economically developed country will be considered a MEDC or HIC and have more services and resources than a LEDC or LIC.
Human development refers to the standard and quality of life in a certain area which can depend on different factors such as access to education and healthcare which ultimately depends on the economic development of a particular country.
Development can be measured through:
- Life expectancy
- Literacy rate
- Access to clean water
- GNI
- HDI

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- life expectancy
- quality of life
- large/ national / global scale (in a community/ in one country or region/ comparing between countries and continents)
- LEDC/MEDC (wealth)

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The quality of life varies for people, we can look at the amount of healthcare, education, life expectancy, death rate, etc. to see if it is good. It is measured by 3 scales:
-local scale
-national scale
-global scale

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Lydia
- measure by global, national and local scale
- quality of life

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Development is the growth and an upgrade for something.
Human development could be improving the way of living

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development is studied at 3 scales:
Local Scale: considering how different groups of people on one estate might be wealthier and have a better quality of life than others
National Scale: Considering how wealth and quality of life changes across a country
Global Scale: considering the differences between different continents and countries across the world

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Development - how the quality of life differs for people from place to place.

We can measure on a local, national and global scale

We can look at the life expectancy, infant mortality rate, birth and death rate, literacy level, amount of healthcare

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- Wealth
- Quality of living
- Varies from place to place
- Northen Hemisphere generqlly more developed than southern

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HDI: Human development index

How development is measured:
Life expectancy
Literacy Rates
Access to clean water
GNI/GDP

Global Scale
National Scale
Local Scale

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Development is the growth and change of a country for the better.
Economic development is creating wealth within the community- job opportunities- adding more jobs- bringing over people from different countries to further developed the company or business.
Social development is about improving the wellbeing of the countries citizens by investing into people whilst receiving it back.
Development can be measured by scales
-local scale
-National scale
-Global scale
_birth rate
-death rate
-life expectancy