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What are low order goods?
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Goods that are bought frequently and are usually quite cheap eg. milk, bread and newspapers.
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What are high order goods?
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Goods that are only bought occasionally and are usually more expensive eg. clothes, furniture and cars.
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What is the threshold population?
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The minimum population needed to support a shop.
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What is the sphere of influence?
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The area that people come from to visit a shop or an area.
Geography
flashcards
Decks in class (29)
# Cards
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Drainage Basins10
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Dairy Farming In Cheshire4
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Urbanisation3
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The Hydrological Cycle23
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Water Aid In Mali4
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Weathering And The River Valley13
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Erosion, Transporation And Deposition10
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Erosional And Depositional River Landforms6
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Rivers On Maps3
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The Storm Hydrograph14
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Flood Management2
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Population Growth4
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Overpopulation7
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Ageing Populations4
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Migration16
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Urbanisation7
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Impacts Of Urbanisation2
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Counter-urbanisation5
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Urban Land Use4
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Urban Development5
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Retail Services4
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Measuring Development14
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Categories Of Development6
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Factors Affecting The Level Of Development4
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Development And Aid2
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Types Of Industry And Employment Structure8
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Location Of Industry8
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Global Climate Change11
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Environmental Impacts Of Industry2
