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The primary sector of the economy includes

Basic production (agriculture, forestry, mining, fishery)

The secondary sector of the economy includes

Production of goods (industries, construction craft)

The tertiary sector of the economy includes
Services (trade, banks, transport, education, culture, health)
Sector employment in LDCs has trended lower for the

Primary sector, because industrialization has begun to displace workers

According to Rostow's development model, a country with a lot of heavy industry that uses modern technology is in

Stage 4, drive to maturity

The self-sufficiency approach to development has
Frequently suffered from inefficiencies
The factors included in a country's HDI score are
GDP, school-enrollment, literacy rate, and life expectancy
The ratio of debt to annual income is highest in
Africa
The GEM represents

Women's access to power and decision making

The goal of structural adjustment programs (SAPs) is to

Increase transparency in government development and spending

Wal-Mart's largest effect is on the

Primary sector because it purchases a lot of agricultural goods (although it has an effect on all sectors

GDI represents

HDI factors with more weighting towards gender

GDI is lowest in
Sub-Saharan Africa
A tariff is
A tax imposed on imported goods
The member states of the WTO account for

Nearly 100% of world trade

The WTO promotes a type of development that is

Capitalist

The difference between GDP and GNI is

GDP is only goods produced within a country's borders; GNI is all wealth produced by a country

Sociodemographic indicators of development focus on

The welfare of the population (disease, literacy, education)

The GINI coefficient measures
Income equality (High = unequal; Low = equal)
The GINI coefficient for the world is in the
High 60s
Factors that affect income distribution include

Individual, social, policy-related, historical

The Classic Model of Development was developed by

Walt Rostow

Dependency theory states that

Development is relational and does not follow a series of changes. Dependency causes underdevelopment, and MDCs force dependent states into dependency.

Liberalism is a theory that promotes

Political equality through universally applicable laws