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Global Poverty - an improvement?
Dependency Ratio
Pedestrian Crossing
Retirement Age
Winter Fuel Payments
Being too N.I.C.E...
East London
Dutch Disease
The Resource Curse
Sectors which are not booming become uncompetitive
https://prezi.com/8hxlnkviz1pp/
In 2007 China had its highest level of
economic growth of 14.2% (increase in GDP)
but now India is catching up.....
population issues
dependency ratio
lack of pensions
inadequate healthcare
India's GDP has been rising since 1979
In 2010 the GDP grew by 10.3%
Given aid for health clinics
1% made it through
Corrupt ruling elite
Ivory Coast
Nigeria
Venezuela
http://ignatianeconomics.blogspot.co.uk/2011/04/poverty-over.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25980022
In 2013 Nigeria's GDP was $522.64bn and their
annual growth rate was 6.23%. The GDP per capita was $1097.97. Their GDP made them the biggest economy in Africa.
80% unemployment
3.5m people ; 100 doctors
no electricity
poor govt agencies, including tax
human capital : trained to destroy
unattractive to FDI
vicious spiral downwards - no edcation or electricity = no schools = no education = no workforce = no tax
biggest problem : infrastucture vs unemployment
in 2011 Colombia experienced it's highest economic growth with 6.59%.
BrainBlast the advantages and disadvantages of its location
The Tsunami of 2004
In this chilling and inventive documentary, executive produced by Errol Morris and Werner Herzog, the unrepentant former members of Indonesian death squads are challenged to re-enact some of their many murders in the style of the American movies they love.
Failed to make structural changes
Had an economic tailwind, now coming to an end
Geography makes good ports essential, but outdated
Poor infrastructure
Have attempted to restrict FDI inneffectively
Economic Nationalism vs Neoliberalism
resource rich
huge income inequality
corrupt ruling elite
ineffective institutions
Primary Product Dependency
Economic Nationalism
Neoliberalism
Falling Income Inequality
Disgruntled Middle Class
La Bolsa
SOLOW : slowing ec growth
primary product dependency
disincentive to diversify
no upskilling of workforce
fill foreign currency gap
Land-locked with poor neighbours
EVAL : share future prosperity
brainblast 7 countries we've discussed whilst studying
Cuba
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/dec/19/cubans-future-castro-us-foreign-policy-optimism