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Geography EOY - Coggle Diagram

- - - - GDP per Capita
        
        Amont of money belonging to average citizen
      - GDP of country
        
        Overall wealth of country
    - - Literacy rate
      - Life expectancy
    - - HDI (Human Development Index), a mixture of:
        
        GDP per capita
        
        Life expectancy
        
        Literacy rate
  - - - Multi National Company e.g. Nike, Amazon, Shell
      - Also can be called a TNC
        
        Trans National Company
    - - Newly Industrialised Country, a country that only recently has started developing on a Global Scale, e.g. Vietnam, Nigeria, Mexico
  - - - Pros for the NIC
        
        Jobs
        
        Higher GDP
        
        Better trade relations
        
        Better infrastructure
        
        Better education
        
        More money
      - Cons for the NIC
        
        Environmental Impact
        
        Dependence on MNC
        
        Once country develops it's population, they become more educated, land leave. Leaving a largely old population, the MNC leaving and the NIC going back to square 1. Aka: Brain drain
        
        Bad working conditions
  - - - MNC invests in NIC
        
        Money is gained
        
        More money spent
        
        Better facilities
        
        Better education
        
        More educated people
        
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  - - - Diplomatic negotiations
- - - - Money, food goods and services given in times of dire need
    - - Aid that provides support over a long period of time to make changes that last
    - - Edible commodities donated to needy populations
    - - Aid from one country to another
    - - Foreign aid that must be used in the donor country to buy goods and service from the country giving aid
    - - Aid given by a number of different countries e.g. UN or WHO
    - - Aid that provides support for a short time, when there is an immediate need
    - - Money collected by public for charity
  - - - Non Governmental Organisations e.g. Oxfam, Save the Children
    - - Development projects that are imposed by people from 'above'
    - - Development projects starting from 'Grassroots' level