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GCSE Geography · key term
The process of making products from raw materials or components.
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Paper 2
Revise: Economic Context and Industrial Structure of a LIC/NEENigeria illustrates how rapid economic development can change a country’s economy without benefiting every place equally. It is a newly emerging economy (NEE): manufacturing and services have become increasingly important, but poverty and large differences in wealth remain.
For an explanation, link the change to its consequence: manufacturing creates paid jobs, which increase spending and support other businesses.
The broader industry category includes more than manufacturing. Do not describe its approximately 27% share of GDP as manufacturing alone.
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