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6th Grade Social StudiesUnit 6, Lesson 3:
Why are some countries “rich” while others are “poor”?”
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• What do you think people mean when they say a country is rich?
• How might living in a rich country differ from living in a poor country?
• What may account for different levels of wealth among countries?
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Rich country or Poor country????????
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What causes our incomes to increase?
What is the main cause of economic growth?
What is one way economists measure economic growth?
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ACTIVITY
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Gross Domestic Product
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ANALYZING GDP DATA
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ANALYZING GDP GROWTH DATA
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• Is economic growth the same as development? Why or why not?
• Would GDP be an effective indicator of development? Why or why not?
• Is development dependent on economic growth? Why or why not?
• Should development just be measured in terms of economic development? Why or why not?
• Should development include factors relating to social development? If so, what might some of these factors be?
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The HDI is a single statistic which serves as a frame of reference for both social and economic development.
The United Nations Human Development Index
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Indicators used to calculate an HDI rating:
• Years of schooling
• Life expectancy
• Income
The United Nations Human Development Index
The HDI is a single statistic which serves as a frame of reference for both social and economic development.
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Human Development Index
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ANALYZING HDI DATA
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COMPARING DATA
GDP HDIGDP Growth
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What factors are likely to lead to economic growth in a country?
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• Technological innovation
• Investment in the factors of production (land, labor, capital)
• A mixed economy
• Political stability
• Steady improvement of infrastructure like roads, water supply and electrical grids
• Active involvement in global trade networks
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ACTIVITY
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What factors are likely to negatively affect economic growth in a country?
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ACTIVITY
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ACTIVITY
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ACTIVITY
Places that are very cold can make it difficult to grow food so food can be expensive.
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