development gap

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rich industrialising	wealthy countries with a declining manufacturing rate
oil exporting countries	lots of wealth due to oil exportation but majority of population still poor
newly industrialising countries(NIC)	LEDCs with a fast growing economy due to increased manufacturing and trade
Former Centrally Planned Economies	countries with a previous communist goverment
Heavily Indebted	the poorest countries who cannot move forward due to the amount of money they owe others
access to clean water	the percentage of the population with access to clean water
life expectancy	the total number of years a person is expected to live
Human Development Index (HDI)	the development measure based upon life expectancy, levels of education and income
birth rate	the number of live births per 1000 people per year
death rate	the number of deaths per 1000 people per year
literacy rate	the percentage of people who can read and write
gross national product (GNP)	the average value of all goods and services of a country produces per year (US$)
infant mortality rate	the number of deaths of children under 1 per year per 1000 births
doctor patient ratio	the number of doctors per 1000 people
Gross National Income (GNI)	the average income of people in a country (US$)
food consumption	the average number of calories consumed by an adult per day
standard of living	economic well being. total value of possessions, jobs and actual money($ or £)
quality of life	how spiritually happy you are. hard to measure because of beliefs and ideologies
prices fluctuate	coffee in Uganda 1999 us$ 0.63 per lb. to us$ 0.25 per lb. in 2001
new materials found	can lead to conflict and/or financial explotation
trade agreements	no charges on import and export between EU countries but massive charges on every thing else
strikes and unrest	UK 1960s manufacturing halts stopping trade

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