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Account for the rise and subsequent decline of consumer industries in MEDC’s
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Examine the changing importance of transport costs on the location of industry
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Successful regeneration of inner cities all around the world
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Assess the view that the search for cheap labour is one of many factors for the location of industry.
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Compare 5-year plans’ industrial development with the collectivisation agricultural development.
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What evidence can you find to describe and explain the agricultural revolution of the 18th Century?
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"Bottom up not top down!" Is this the way ahead for Aid and Investment projects?
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"Can the theories that Alfred D. Chandler developed in his book 'Scale and Scope: The dynamics of industrial capitalism' be applied to patterns of economic growth in the second half of the 20th century?"
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"Organic farming is all very well, but can it feed the world?"
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"The expansion of heavy industry from c1850 was the key point in making Britain a fully industrialized society by 1914." How far do you agree with this judgement?
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"The impact of the discovery of DNA on medicine, biotechnology and agriculture."
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'In many respects the 1920's formed a watershed between the old industrial regime of the pre 1914 area and the new industrial economy of the post 1945 period' - Derek Aldcroft….Explain background to this assertion.
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'Poor and backward' or 'wealthy and developing' - which of these descriptions most accurately portrays Britain in 1750?
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'The Making of Modern Russia', 1856-1964.
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A 'New Farming' - The agricultural revolution.
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A robot is an intelligent and obedient, but impersonal machine.
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A visit to Styal Mill is the best was to learn about living and working conditions in textile mills in the early Nineteenth century
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Account for the uneven distribution of food supplies in the more developed countries and the less developed countries. What can be done by the MDC to help overcome the problem of famine in LDC? Illustrate your answer with appropriate examples.
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Agriculture 1750-1815.
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Alfred Nobel
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All businesses belong to a particular industrial sector. These sectors are divided into three groups
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Analyse and explain the work of one Christian agency working for world development
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Antarctica.
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Arthur Lewis's dual-sector model of development.
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As a region, state, and nation, we are being challenged to become more efficient, more intelligent, more ecological, in short - more competitive. Today, workforce shortages and shifting economic sands threaten even the most economically stable states.
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