Understanding Development in Geography

What does development refer to in human geography?

• The increase in population density

• The improvement of people's lives through enhanced access to resources, technology, education, and opportunities

• The expansion of urban areas

• The reduction of natural resources

Which of the following is NOT a key aspect of development?

• Economic growth

• Social improvement

• Infrastructure development

• Political stability

Which indicator is commonly used to assess economic development?

• Literacy rates

• GDP per capita

• Access to healthcare

• Quality of life indices

What does the International Trade Model emphasize?

• Limiting imports to protect domestic industries

• The benefits of free trade and specialization

• The importance of self-sufficiency

• The reduction of tariffs and quotas

What is a potential drawback of the Protectionist Model?

• Increased competition

• Higher prices for consumers

• Enhanced market access

• Greater economic efficiency

Which stage in Rostow’s model is characterized by rapid industrialization?

• Traditional Society

• Preconditions for Take-Off

• Take-Off

• Drive to Maturity