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What is the core periphery model?

The core-periphery model is one used to describe the globalised world. A country with many international political, economic and social interactions is considered core. E.g UK. Whilst a country with limit...

Answered by Sebastian W. Geography tutor
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Is there a Case Study I could use for multiple topics?

Yes, there are some case studies which I like to call 'Gold Star Case Study', which can be used as examples for perhaps Paper 1 (Gender) or maybe Paper 3 for TNCs. Such as the tulip company OVERRAN in Lak...

Answered by Cristina C. Geography tutor
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What are some of the socio-economic causes of high population growth in sub-Saharan Africa?

Due to relative poverty in large parts of sub-Saharan Africa (especially in rural areas) a lot of people can't afford contraceptives even when they are available, furthermore, high rates of subsistence fa...

Answered by Thibaud V. Geography tutor
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What are the three components that make up the Human Development Index?

HDI is a composite indicator used to rank levels of development among countries. The 3 components are:Life expectancy (years at birth)Education index (mean years of schooling/expected years of schooling)S...

Answered by Grace H. Geography tutor
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Define and discuss a factor contributing to inequality in wealth and development in a region of your choice.

The prevalence of transnational corporations (TNCs) in Latin American play a major role in producing and maintaining unequal levels of wealth and development. This is caused by the lack of reinvestment in...

Answered by Erlend C. Geography tutor
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