Sec3 - Differences In Level Of Development Between D Cs & Ld Cs Part 4
- 1. Differences in the level of development between DCs and LDCs
- 2. Economic well-being • Income per capita • Employment opportunities
- 3. Income per capita • Used to refer to the distributation of items such as – Money – Food – land • When we put the term ‘per capita’ to an amount. We are applying to each person in a specific country or place. • The average amount of money earned by a person is known as ‘income per capita’.
- 4. • Is he poor or rich? • What future hold for him?
- 6. Formula Total income genrated in a country in one year GDP per capita= Total population GDP refers to the total income generated by a country in one year
- 7. Employment structure • Shows the proportion of the workforce in three main employment. – Primary – Secondary – Tertiary
- 12. Primary industries • Extracting or gathering of natural resources such as logging, mining and agriculture is carried out.
- 16. Secondary industries • Involves the manufacturing or production of goods from raw materials such as garment or shoes manufacturing.
- 18. Tertiary industries • Is made up of the sales sector and the provision of services such as banking, teaching and tourism.
- 19. Which industry generates the most income?
- 20. Triangular graph
- 23. Who has more job opportunities? • DC or LDC? • DC has more opportunities in the tertiary sectors – Highly skilled / product knowledge – High education level – Labour cost is high (so how?) • Out source to periphery countries • LDC has more opportunities in primary and secondary – Lowly skilled – Post primary education level – Cheap labour
- 24. What is your choice of work?
- 25. Health • Life expectancy – Access to food • Infant mortality rate • Ratio of doctors to patients • Water supply – Access to clean water • Good hygiene – Education level • Sanitation – Clean toilet / good sewage system
- 29. • Do you dare to use the toilet facilities?
- 32. Which water source you prefer to drink from?
- 37. Education • Literacy rate – High literacy rate • Tertiary industry – Low literacy rate • Primary or secondary industry • Affecting pay / wages leading to standard of living & purchasing power
- 38. • What do you think of the facilities of the classroom?
- 39. • What are some of the problems the pupils will face?
- 40. • What do you think of the facilities of the classroom? • What are some of the problems the pupils will face?
- 41. Country Pri Sec Tert A 25 35 40 B 10 10 80 C 80 10 10 Primary Tertiary Secondary