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Changing economic world (Reducing development gap (TNC (businesses with…

- - - - political issues
      - wars
        
        trade
        
        global market
        
        overproduction
        
        monoculture
    - - natural hazards - Hati
        
        coastlines
        
        landlocked
      - climate
        
        hot or cold
    - - liberalisation
        
        corruption
        
        colonialism
        
        conflict
    - - differences
        
        wealthy
        
        poor
        
        international migration
        
        positive
        
        negative
  - - - measured in economic and social indicators
- - - - ports are by the cost for trade
        
        Assisted area
        
        An area of UK selected by government to receive financial support.
        
        capital close to europe for trading
        
        airports around capital for tourists and businness partners
        
        London Gateway
        
        Container ships
        
        Expansion of Heathrow
        
        Sustainability - benefiting future
        
        De - industrialisation- negative multipliyer effect
        
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        Expansion- £17.6Bn total cost
        
        260,000 more flights
        
        £147Bn economic boost over 60 years
        
        783 homes demolished
        
        not clear how much noise and pollution
      - 62.8 million population
      - moveyour line
      - International roots-places that go from the main UK airports.
        
        agglomeration- banks come together
    - - Commonwealth countries
    - - South riches as we trade
        
        North make own products
        
        Assisted area- business parks to bring in money
        
        Assisted areas include east wales
        
        Priority assisted areas
      - Internal migration
        
        Move within your counrty
  - - - 30 mins faster - London to B'ham
      - Travels to more places
      - Creates more jobs
      - Generate £40 billion
      - Less people on motorway and less people flying internally
    - - Costs £42 billion
      - Damage environment
      - More fuel used - carbon emissions
      - Loss of £2 billion
      - Homes being demolished
      - Creates sound pollution
      - Visual pollution
- - - - high proportion of young people
      - high birth rate
      - natural increase
      - economy growing
        
        youthful population
        
        educated women
        
        give money to economy
- - - - life expectancy
      - GNI
      - education factors
  - - - high birth rates
        
        falling death rates
        
        LIC
        
        Sierra Leone
- - - - Abcam
        
        genetic research
      - 1,500 bio medical camps
- - - - Now called the Commonwealth
  - - - One of the biggest airports
  - - - 2.2 billion citizens
      - Examples - Guyana, India and Canda
      - Commonwealth formed in 1931