Global Development and Globalisation
This section examines development patterns and globalisation impacts, crucial components of the eduqas geography gcse topics. It explores the complex relationship between developed and developing nations.
Definition: Development is defined as change leading to improvement in quality of life, measured through both social and economic indicators.
The content explores employment structures, education's role in development, and the impact of globalisation on different economies.
Example: L'Oreal in Mexico serves as a case study demonstrating multinational corporation operations in developing markets.
Highlight: The Brandt Line concept illustrates the global North-South divide in development levels.
Vocabulary: NICs (Newly Industrialized Countries) are nations experiencing rapid industrial growth and economic development.
