A high infant mortality rate is a characteristic of which type of country?

A high HDI ranking corresponds to ___ while a low HDI ranking corresponds to ___.

A high % of rural population corresponds to ___ while a high % of urban population corresponds to ___.

The higher expected years of education, the ____ developed the country.

Total value of all goods and services produced inside a country's borders-

Gross Domestic Product divided by the total population; gives a more accurate representation of a typical citizen's way of life-

The number of years of a person is expected to live in a country -

% of adults that can read and write-

Average number of years the typical citizen will spend in school-

-A system of roads, ports, and other facilities found in MDCs necessary to have a modern economy

The DOMINANT factor in determining population growth

-Rough indicator of the mortality situation in a country, indicates current mortality impact on population growth

A birth rate of 33.2 and a death rate of 12.01 are found in ___

The number of deaths of infants under one year old in a given year per 1,000 live births in the same year-

An IMR of 1.92 would be found in ___ while an IMR of 84.22 would be found in ___.

A subsistence based economy would be found in-

RANKING of the development of countries

What are the three key statistics used to determine HDI?

Which of these are some of the countries with the highest HDI?

Which of these are some of the countries with the lowest HDI?

The world economy developed as a result of _________ and the _________ of goods and services.

Which of these countries is part of the core?

Which of these countries is part of the semi-periphery?

Which of these countries is part of the periphery?

What is the line separating the developed and developing countries?

A high GNP is found in

The employment structure of a ___ would consist mostly of tertiary while the structure of a ___ consist mostly of primary.

Identify this image.

Identify this path in the Ladder of Development:

Subsistence farming is dominant; social structure is rigid and technology is slow to change.

Identify this path in the Ladder of Development:

New political leadership moves the country towards openness, flexibility, and diversification.

Identify this path in the Ladder of Development:

The country experiences an industrial revolution of sorts; there is sustained growth, and increases in urbanization, industrialization, and technological innovations occurs.

Identify this path in the Ladder of Development:

Technological diffusion and industrial specialization occurs, international trade expands, and population growth slows.

Identify this path in the Ladder of Development:

Marked by high incomes, a widespread production of goods & services, and a major shift of workers to the service sector.

Which of these levels of economic development are part of the periphery?

Which of these levels are part of the semi-periphery?

Which of these is part of the core?

When was the Brandt Line developed?

What is a criticism of the Rostow model?

Which Gender Inequality Index (GII) indicates a more developed country?

What type of density is more complex and detailed?

Usually, the _______ the agricultural density, the lower the economic development and the ______ the more industrial and higher economic development.

The _______ density map is best for a chloropleth map.

The _______ density map is best for dot density map.

The _______ density map can be either dot density or chloropleth.

When comparing cities, you are usually thinking in terms of ______ density maps.

-measures the combined youth and old-age populations relative to the working age population

-the higher the number, the fewer the people of working age in a population

-proportion of males to females in a population

What are reasons for imbalance of sex ratio?

Which of these is NOT an impact of the sex ratio?

# of births per 1,000 people

In Crude Birth Rate, lower numbers are found in ______ countries while higher numbers are found in _______ countries.

Average # of children a woman of childbearing age (15-49), will have

The number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births

Which is a better indicator of fertility levels because it eliminates statistical distortions? Total Fertility Rate or Crude Birth Rate?

A TFR of __ is required to maintain a stable average while the global average is __.

Number of deaths per 1,000 people

Can be misleading due to various factors

A CDR of <__/1,000 is low

A CDR of >__/1,000 is high

# of deaths of children under the age of 1 per 1,000 live births

Which of the two is a better indicator because it gives a better picture of health and healthcare ina given population and area? Infant Mortality Rate or Crude Death Rate?