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economic geography of SA (quaternary activities (communication, technology…

- - - - minerals
      - labour
      - foreign
      - invested
      - infrastructure
      - mnemonic to remember
        M=Minerals ; Miners
        L=Labour ;Love
        F=Foreign ;Finding
        I=Investment ;Important
        I=Infrastructure ;Irons
    - - temperatures
      - distances
      - costs
      - strikes
      - water
      - safety
      - mnemonic to remember
        S=Safety ;Sometimes
        W=Water ;W*orkers C=Costs ;Can D=Distance ;Dig T=Temeratures ;Too S=Strikes ;S**lowly
    - - jobs
      - supply raw materials to the secondary activities
      - new towns and transport are developed around the mine
  - - - high demand
      - fertile floodplains
      - the eastern side get more than 500 mm of rain
      - temperatures
      - the availability of labourer
      - mnemonic to help remember
        F= fertility : Farmer
        D=demand : Daniel
        R=Rain : Reaps
        T-Temperatures : Tomatoes
    - - rainfall
      - soil erosion
      - hazards
      - health
      - price fluctuation
      - pests
      - mnemonic to help remember
        H=Hazards ; Hungry
        P=Price ;People
        S=Soil ;Seek
        H=Health ; Healthy
        R= Rainfall ;Round
        P=Pest ;Potatoes
    - - creates jobs
      - provides food
      - its exported which improves the country economy
- - - - wide range of raw material
      - well-developed infrastructures
      - chep ,flat land
      - skilled and unskilled labour
    - - large distance between SA and foreign markets
      - shortage of skilled labours
      - labour strikes
      - water and electricity shortages
- - - - self-employed workers
      - women and childern are involved mostly in this sector
      - associated with casual labour
      - unskilled and skilled labours
    - - provides income
      - informal trade are more accessible
      - consumers can bay good in smaller amounts
      - opportunities for people to row
    - - large scale job losses
      - greater machanisation
      - lack of formal qualification
      - immigrants are unable to find legal employment
    - - trader are harassed by local authorities
      - trades don't have proper trading facilities
      - traders and there good are exposed to the weather
      - banks don't like to give loans to informal traders
      - unpredictable