Eduqas GCSE Geography A · C111
Specification 6.1.1, 6.2.1 · Component 2
A country experiencing industrialisation and rapid economic growth, with rising incomes.
Revise: Measuring Economic DevelopmentNewly industrialised countries (NICs), such as India, experience industrialisation and rising incomes. High-income countries, such as Germany and the USA, lie towards the higher-income end. These labels help organise comparisons, but countries within each group are not identical, and their positions can change.
- Revise: International Trade and Uneven Development
A middle-income country experiencing relatively rapid economic growth, characterised by expanding manufacturing, rapid urban growth, strong international trading relationships and foreign-owned multinational companies.
- Revise: Global Industry, MNCs and Uneven Development
A country undergoing substantial industrial growth and economic change, although incomes and living standards remain uneven.