Global Patterns of Development — Eduqas GCSE Geography B C112
Eduqas GCSE Geography B · C112
Global Patterns of Development
What you need to know
Analyze how raw development data and geographical images are extensively used to determine comparative levels of development in different countries, including the UK.
Evaluate the practical limitations of using singular sets of data to accurately ascertain complex levels of national development.
Assess the significant merits of using hard economic data in close conjunction with broader human and social development indicators.
Understand how geographers define and group together countries that display similar developmental characteristics, formally defining categories including 'Least Economically Developed Countries' or 'Low Income Countries' (LICs), and 'Newly Industrialised Countries' (NICs).
