Cambridge iGCSE Geography - 3.1 Development

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It fully covers - 3.1 Development

Candidates should be able to:

Use a variety of indicators to assess the level of
development of a country
Identify and explain inequalities between and within
countries
Classify production into different sectors and give
illustrations of each
Describe and explain how the proportions
employed in each sector vary according to the level
of development
Describe and explain the process of globalisation,
and consider its impacts

Further guidance
Indicators of development (including GNP per
capita, literacy, life expectancy and composite
indices, e.g. Human Development Index (HDI))
Primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary sectors
Use of indicators of development and employment
structure to compare countries at different levels of
economic development and over time
The role of technology and transnational
corporations in globalisation along with economic
factors which give rise to globalisation
Impacts at a local, national and global scale

Case Study required for 3.1
• A transnational corporation and its global links