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development model D. None of the above Question 1.5 [1 mark] An example of a trade barrier would be: A. Free trade B. Fair trad...Question
C. Rostow’s development model
D. None of the above
Question 1.5 [1 mark]
An example of a trade barrier would be:
A. Free trade
B. Fair trade
C. A subsidy
D. Tariffs
(5 x 1) (5)
QUESTION 2
Match the terms in Column A with the descriptions in Column B. Write only the
correct letter (A–J) next to the corresponding question number (2.1–2.10) in your
answer sheet.
Column A Column B
2.1 European Union A The process of something or someone
experiencing change, growth or
progress.
2.2 Trade imbalance B When organisations work closely with
communities to determine their specific
development needs.
2.3 Top-down approach C This includes fertility rate, birth rate,
death rate and life expectancy.
2.4 Social indicator of
development
D The process of a country moving away
from a farming-based economy
towards a manufacturing and
service-based economy.
2.5 Development E Example of a region.
2.6 Raw materials F The exchange of goods that cross
D. None of the above
Question 1.5 [1 mark]
An example of a trade barrier would be:
A. Free trade
B. Fair trade
C. A subsidy
D. Tariffs
(5 x 1) (5)
QUESTION 2
Match the terms in Column A with the descriptions in Column B. Write only the
correct letter (A–J) next to the corresponding question number (2.1–2.10) in your
answer sheet.
Column A Column B
2.1 European Union A The process of something or someone
experiencing change, growth or
progress.
2.2 Trade imbalance B When organisations work closely with
communities to determine their specific
development needs.
2.3 Top-down approach C This includes fertility rate, birth rate,
death rate and life expectancy.
2.4 Social indicator of
development
D The process of a country moving away
from a farming-based economy
towards a manufacturing and
service-based economy.
2.5 Development E Example of a region.
2.6 Raw materials F The exchange of goods that cross
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national borders.
2.7 Bottom-up approach G A group of European countries that have formed an economic and political union.
2.8 Economic transition H A situation where a country imports more than it exports.
2.9 Globalization I Natural resources used in production.
2.10 Trade C The rise of international trade and investment that leads to economic interdependence.
Now, here's the completed matching for your questions:
2.1 European Union - G
2.2 Trade imbalance - H
2.3 Top-down approach - B
2.4 Social indicator of development - C
2.5 Development - A
2.6 Raw materials - I
2.7 Bottom-up approach - B
2.8 Economic transition - D
2.9 Globalization - F
2.10 Trade - F
(Note: there are some repetitions in the options, so I provided the best matching given the provided definitions.)
Feel free to provide any modifications or more information to refine the answers!
2.7 Bottom-up approach G A group of European countries that have formed an economic and political union.
2.8 Economic transition H A situation where a country imports more than it exports.
2.9 Globalization I Natural resources used in production.
2.10 Trade C The rise of international trade and investment that leads to economic interdependence.
Now, here's the completed matching for your questions:
2.1 European Union - G
2.2 Trade imbalance - H
2.3 Top-down approach - B
2.4 Social indicator of development - C
2.5 Development - A
2.6 Raw materials - I
2.7 Bottom-up approach - B
2.8 Economic transition - D
2.9 Globalization - F
2.10 Trade - F
(Note: there are some repetitions in the options, so I provided the best matching given the provided definitions.)
Feel free to provide any modifications or more information to refine the answers!
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