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    This can lead to new technologies being created‚ improvement of skills and labour productivity which is followed by further overall development and an increase in the quality of life. Eventually‚ if the NICs are given enough time they too will become MEDCs and the industry will then leave their country to the NICs at that point in time (Most likely central

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    Population Revision Notes * Population distribution is how a population is spread (distributed) over an area of land. * Population density is the average number of people living in an area‚ given as people per square kilometer. The equation is Population Density = * The terms densely populated and sparsely populated are used to refer to areas with high and low population densities. * The term population density refers to the average number of people in the area and tells is nothing

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    opportunities and they do work which is believed not to be a work for men. Long time ago women used to do the housework and look after children‚ and men used to work and earn money. Nowadays we can see that women are treated unequally to men in some LEDC countries: African countries‚ Pakistan‚ Yemen‚ Saudi Arabia and some other Muslim countries. But gender inequality still exists in some extent in every country in the world in main areas of the society: political‚ economical and sometimes in social

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    issue. However there are many factors which can affect the management. First of all whether the country is an MEDC or an LEDC‚ the two case studies I will be referring too includes both. The Hurricane Katrina storm which hit the USA and Cyclone Nargis which hit Burma. The USA is a very rich country so its ability to deal with and manage the impacts should be much greater than how Burma‚ an LEDC deals with them. Burma is a poor country which is run by a very proud military dictatorship which made it very

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    technology and how much aid is received. Hurricane Katrina and Cyclone are two examples of tropical storms that affected areas drastically apart in economic development. One way in which MEDC’s and LEDC’s differ is through infrastructure. In an MEDC such as the USA there are strict building codes ensuring that buildings are able to withstand hazards – in Katrina’s case hurricane force winds. This significantly reduces impacts on a social level evidenced by the death toll of 1000 people in the

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    I chose Bosnia and Herzegovina because I wanted a country‚ which is a NIC. As many people do not recognize this country and it’s not too popular‚ I wanted to research on it. I wanted to know more about this country’s development and economy. The GDP of Bosnia interested me a lot. Also no one chose this country so it would be great if I did and I also wanted to know more about this country as I was hearing a lot about it from others. Taking into consideration the effects of the war‚ large number

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    With reference to named countries‚ how and why do birth rates‚ death rates and life expectancy vary between LEDC’s and MEDC’s? Birth rates‚ death rates and life expectancy vary from country to country The birth rate of a country is the ratio of total live births to total population in a specified community or area over a specified period of time. The death rate of a country is the ratio of total deaths to total population in a specified community or area over a specified period of time. Life expectancy

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    spread of the suburbs was limited by the Restriction of Ribbon Development Act (1935) and by the Green Belt Policy. Suburbanisation in the UK has been severely limited by the Green Belt Policy since then‚ whereas this policy does not exist in other MEDCS. The restriction of outward growth has since caused a rise in the housing densities of Birmingham’s suburbs. This shows the declining size of houses and the rise in affluence among the younger members of the population. In the Birmingham area and its

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    techniques. This is just one example of underdeveloped countries all over the world. The question is simple: How can these LEDCs develop? One approach of reducing development disparities is the mean of trade – the business of buying and selling commodities either within a country or between several countries. Several countries have already initiated techniques to help LEDCs develop. China for examples encourages Chinese firmst to invest in poorer nations and opens ist own markets to imports from

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    this can be explained by the differences in both contrasting: economies‚ perception of the natural hazard‚ and response/preparation. The earthquake that caused the Boxing Day tsunami struck at 7:58am on December 26th 2004‚ but the earthquake a different earth quake that caused the Japan tsunami occurred at 2.46pm on the 11th March. The mage-thrust earthquake caused by the subduction of the Indo-Australian plate (oceanic) underneath the Eurasian plate (continental) involved a 20 meter uplift of the

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