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Demographic trends?
Factors that describe changes in the general population. Getting older, getting more educated, getting healthier etc.
Baby boom chart.
The group of babies born between 1947 and 1960.
Knowledge worker.
A person in the infromation industry. Somebody like a computer software devoloper or graphic web designer.
Globalization.
The increasing trend to do business on an international level. Tading countries have to be aware of many rules.
Fiber Optics.
A way to send information inside cables while using light.
Productivity.
Work done that is related to the time, money and energy needed to produce it.
Processed.
Materials that are changed in some way. Like turning wood into a baseball bat.
Monoculturel.
Growing only one crop on a farm. Mono means "one".
Organic farming.
Growing food without any chemicals or fertilizers.
Yields.
The amount of food grown on a certain size of land.
Urbanization.
A population shift from rural farmlands to the cities.
Infrastructure.
Structures and systems built in order to help a society work well. Things like roads, sewers and hospitals.
Conglomerate.
A large corporation that owns many different companies.
How the workmarket has changed.
People usually had one job for a very long time. Now people switch jobs a lot and sometimes work from home.
The changing nature of work.
Service and information gradually increased. Agriculture decreased because people were less worried about material survival because of better technology and advancement.
Job trends.
More part-time jobs. More work from home. More self-employed. More people with 2 jobs. Workplaces need fewer employees.
How do demographic trends affect the marketplace?
The main jobs needed in society change. The workplace also changes.
Label the generations.
Pre-baby boomers 55 - 80+
Baby boomers 40- 54
Gen X 30 - 39
Baby bust 20 - 29
Baby boom echo 5 - 19
Millenium kids 0 - 4
Primary industry
Industries like farming and mining. Future jobs will need more training and special skills.
Secondary industry
Industries that manufacture products over the past 200 years. Robots and machines reduce the number of workers. Jobs move to less developed countries.
Tertiary industry
The information economy. More modern and skilled.
Factors that cause change.
Social. Political. Cultural. Economic. Enviromental.
Meeting the challenges.
Can the world handle all these people? Can we manage our resources better? Can we make things better for everything?
Mega-cities.
Giant sized cities. Their numbers are increasing. Mexico city, New York city, Shanghai etc.
Globalization brings what changes?
Increased trade. More travel and immigration. International investment. Electrical communication. World wide organizations.