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Discuss the ways that the consumption of resources by MEDCs have environmental, social and economic consequences in LEDCs.

Per person there is an over-consumption of resources in MEDCs and that this does have negative consequences for LEDCs. The consumption (and exhaustion) of domestic resources or the demand for cheaper alt...

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Analyse the KOF index

The KOF index of globalisation was introduced in 2002 and covers the economic, social and political dimensions of globalisation. KOF takes into account these various factors to calculate an overall index ...

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How do I ensure I receive the highest possible amount of marks in data-based questions?

In order to ensure that you can gain the maximum amount of marks for each question in a data-based style question in Paper 1, it is important to include the following key points. Firstly, ensure you descr...

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Anti-natalist policies - Evaulation of the One Child Policy in China, was the policy successful?

Standard Level Geography- Core Topic - Populations in Transition

First, examine the criteria needed for writing a good essay (specific accurate information) Prep - Plan and Structure the essa...

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"A falling fertility rate is always beneficial to a country." Discuss this statement. (15 marks)

Answer: The average fertility rate of a country is the number of babies born per 1000 women of childbearing age (15-49). Overall LICs have higher fertility rates HICs. Therefore a falling fertility rate i...

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