MDCs and LDCs
#Thirdworldcountries
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1xBpBaBbrA
Write a list of first world problems...
MDC = More Developed Countries
LDC = Less Developed Countries
How does MDC/LDC designation relate to the DTM?Examples of MDCs
Australia, Canada, USA, Japan, France
Examples of LDCs
Bhutan, Mozambique, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Nepal
How do we determine if a country is a MDC or a LDC?
Human Development Index (HDI): A composite statistic of life expectancy, education and per capita income indicators, which are used to rank countries.
“Composite statistic?”
● Gross Domestic Product● Literacy Rate● Life Expectancy
Highest HDI Possible = 1.0 or 100%
Economic Factors: GDPGross Domestic Product (GDP): The total value of goods produced and services provided in a country during one year.
GDP per capita: Divides a country’s GDP by its total population
Why would GDP tell us if a country is developed or not?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqT5I0etVKg&t=17s
ExamplesU.S GDP $18.57 Trillion Dollars GDP per capita $57,400.00
UK GDP $2.622Trillion Dollars GDP per capita $42,514.49
Afghanistan GDP: $19.47 Billion dollars GDP per capita $561.00
GDP per capita total amount of goods and services produced in a country divided by the total population of that country.
End result is the value of the average person's production in their country for a particular year.
Social Factors: Literacy rate and Amount of EducationLiteracy Rate: The percentage of people who are able to read or write
● What percentage of the U.S. is literate?● What opportunities do you miss out on if you can’t read or write?
Demographic Factors: Life ExpectancyLife Expectancy: The average period of time that a person may expect to live
What types of things influence life expectancy?
Employment, education, diet, etc.
Development WebQuest Follow Up1. List 5 qualities of MDCs.2. List 5 qualities of LDCs.3. What stages of the DTM do MDCs fall into?4. What stages of the DTM do LDCs fall into?5. How is your life better because you live in a MDC?
*Questions may appear again on your quiz on Friday
Sectors of the economy! Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! There are 3 main sectors of the economy and jobs
All of the world's countries include each of these sectors. Depending on a country's level of development, one sector will be more prevalent than the others.
(2 advanced sectors)
Primary Sector Activities (jobs) that directly extract materials from Earth through agriculture, mining, fishing, and forestry.
Extraction!
Other examples???
● 2% of U.S. Work Force
“Back-breaking work with men
tougher than their axe handles”
Secondary Sector Includes manufacturers that process, transform, and assemble raw materials from the primary sector into useful products and finished consumer goods.
Fabrication, Assembly line, food processing, oil refining
● Less than 20% of U.S. workforce
“Union card...check!”
Tertiary sector
Providing goods and services (produced by secondary sector) in exchange for payment.
Bank tellers, fast-food, financial people, lawyer, education
● 80% of U.S. workforce
“You want fries with that, sir?”
“My pleasure”
Quaternary sector Information creation and transfer:
Research
Quinary sectorGovernment/Presidential cabinet, senior business executives (CEO, CFO)
Who’s the boss?
Sort all of the following jobs into Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary
Bank Teller
Automobile Production
Coal Miner
Dairy Farmer
Hunter/Gatherer
Teacher
Ship Builder
Lawyer
Construction Worker
Potato Farmer
Fast Food worker
Textile worker
Diamond Miner
Doctor
Explain a job you can have in each sector that has to do with the following items.
How does this all connect back to the DTM?
JapanTokyo Slums
EgyptCairo (Capital) Poorest part of Cairo
United States of AmericaNYC, New York Detroit
Louisiana