OCR GCSE Geography A · J383
Specification 1.2.2 · Paper 1
- Revise: UK Geographical Diversity and Inequality
Uneven distribution of income, opportunities and living standards between geographical areas.
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GCSE Geography · key term
Differences in wealth, employment opportunities and living conditions between areas within a country.
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Specification 1.2.2 · Paper 1
Uneven distribution of income, opportunities and living standards between geographical areas.
Specification 6.4.1, 6.4.2, 6.4.3 · Component 2
Regional inequality means differences between areas within a country. Economic inequality concerns income, jobs and investment. Social inequality concerns people's living conditions and access to services such as schools and healthcare.
When evaluating regional inequality, ask who benefits and where. Growth in a region does not automatically mean that its poorest communities benefit or that the gap with wealthier regions narrows.
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Differences in economic conditions, such as income and employment opportunities, between areas of a country.
Specification 1.2.3 · Component 1, Component 2
Uneven wealth, employment opportunities and living standards between different parts of a country.
Revise: Population Movement and Rural Depopulation in the UKRegional inequality is the uneven distribution of wealth, employment opportunities and living standards between parts of a country. Economic change has not benefited every UK region equally.