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Globalisation

Growing economies

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Overview

Why emerging economies grow faster than the UK, the factors behind growth in Asia and Africa, the trade opportunities and employment changes growth brings, and GDP per capita, literacy, health and the Human Development Index as indicators.

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Key term

What is driving the economic growth of Asian countries?

Evaluation

What trade opportunities does a growing economy create?

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Which indicators are used to measure economic growth?

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What component of the HDI measures longevity?

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State the GDP-per-capita formula.

Questions from this subtopic

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  1. 1

    Why does the UK economy typically have a lower growth rate compared to emerging economies?

    Model answer

    Emerging economies often experience faster GDP growth due to industrialisation and development, whereas the UK is already a mature, developed economy with slower growth potential.

  2. 2

    Define an emerging economy.

    Model answer

    A country transitioning from low income to higher income status, characterised by rapid industrialisation and increasing integration into global markets.

  3. 3

    What three factors are driving the growing economic power of Asian countries?

    Model answer

    Manufacturing expansion, technological development, and increasing consumer markets.

  4. 4

    What factors are contributing to the growing economic power of African countries?

    Model answer

    Natural resource extraction, population growth, and infrastructure development.

  5. 5

    How does economic growth in emerging markets create trade opportunities through customer bases?

    Model answer

    It expands potential customer bases as growing markets contain more consumers able to purchase goods and services.

  6. 6

    How does economic growth create trade opportunities related to suppliers?

    Model answer

    It provides access to new suppliers and resources in developing regions.

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