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GCSE Geography (AQA) — The changing economic world: 95 practice questions
95 original GCSE Geography (AQA) questions on The changing economic world, each with an explanation and its source. Topics: Data interpretation, Evaluation, Causal explanation, Application of knowledge, Development measures, Uneven development, Strategies for development, Development indicators, Development: uneven development and indicators, TNCs and host-country impacts, Development indicators: limitations, Reducing the development gap: tourism, Changing economic structure and employment, Regional inequality and transport investment, Measures and limitations, HDI, Demographic Transition Model, Causes of uneven development, Consequences of uneven development, Strategies, Deindustrialisation, Globalisation, Government policy, Post-industrial economy, Sustainable industry, Rural change, Infrastructure, North–south divide, UK global links, UK links, Economic futures, GNI per capita, Aid, Trade, Debt relief, Industry and employment, Infant mortality, People per doctor, Literacy rate, DTM and development, Uneven development history, International migration, Intermediate technology, Microfinance, Tourism and development, Industrial structure, Manufacturing multiplier, TNC host country, Trading relationships, Economic development environment, Quality of life, Infrastructure investment, Post-industrial change, Science park, Enterprise zone, Skills and investment, Global investment, UK energy transition, Primary industry decline, Automation, Tertiary and quaternary work, UK economy and migration, Tourism seasonality, Tourism diversification, Economic resilience, Changing retail. One free sample is below; the rest of the questions are available with a paid plan.
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One The changing economic world question with explanations
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Q1 Data interpretation
A country has rising average income but persistent regional poverty. Explain why average income alone may give an incomplete picture of development.
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Model answer. A national average can hide unequal income distribution between regions or groups. It also does not directly measure health, education, access to services or quality of life, so indicators such as HDI and disaggregated data provide additional insight.
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- Data interpretation 1
- Evaluation 1
- Causal explanation 1
- Application of knowledge 2
- Development measures 1
- Uneven development 2
- Strategies for development 1
- Development indicators 2
- Development: uneven development and indicators 1
- TNCs and host-country impacts 1
- Development indicators: limitations 1
- Reducing the development gap: tourism 1
- Changing economic structure and employment 1
- Regional inequality and transport investment 1
- Measures and limitations 5
- HDI 3
- Demographic Transition Model 2
- Causes of uneven development 3
- Consequences of uneven development 2
- Strategies 4
- Deindustrialisation 2
- Globalisation 2
- Government policy 1
- Post-industrial economy 3
- Sustainable industry 2
- Rural change 3
- Infrastructure 2
- North–south divide 3
- UK global links 3
- UK links 2
- Economic futures 1
- GNI per capita 1
- Aid 1
- Trade 1
- Debt relief 1
- Industry and employment 1
- Infant mortality 1
- People per doctor 1
- Literacy rate 1
- DTM and development 1
- Uneven development history 1
- International migration 1
- Intermediate technology 1
- Microfinance 1
- Tourism and development 1
- Industrial structure 1
- Manufacturing multiplier 1
- TNC host country 1
- Trading relationships 1
- Economic development environment 1
- Quality of life 1
- Infrastructure investment 1
- Post-industrial change 1
- Science park 1
- Enterprise zone 1
- Skills and investment 1
- Global investment 1
- UK energy transition 1
- Primary industry decline 1
- Automation 1
- Tertiary and quaternary work 1
- UK economy and migration 1
- Tourism seasonality 1
- Tourism diversification 1
- Economic resilience 1
- Changing retail 1
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