Spatial Inequality

The overall level of comfort and well-being of a group or a country. People in developed countries generally have a higher standard of living than people in developing countries.

• Spatial Inequality

• Urbanization

• Standard of living

• "Have"

A "Have" is a person with money and a more comfortable life than others

• True

• False

A person that lives paycheck to paycheck and owns very few items is a...

• Have

• Have not

This is an example of...

• "Haves" & "Have Nots"

• Urbanization

• "Have Nots"

• Spatial Inequality

Rural is...

• in the city

• away from the city

worsening conditions in the countryside, including rising unemployment and growing poverty. Rural decline drives migration to cities.

• Rural Decline

• Urbanization

• Metropolitan

• Standard of Living

Rural Decline is an example of a...

• Push Factor

• Pull Factor

Think about Spatial Inequality and Los Angeles, in what ways does spatial inequality appear in the city? (Remember the Best and Worst Characteristics chart of LA that we did last week) Sentence Starter: Spatial Inequality appears in...

The wealthiest 1% of the population in Mexico earns what percentage of Mexico's total income?

• 20%

• 1%

• 21%

• 4%

Did inequality increase or decrease in the 2000s?

• Increase

• Decrease