THEME 4 - Topic 6 - Promoting Growth & Development Flashcards

(22 cards)

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Define market-orientated strategy

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A strategy for encouraging development that relies on enabling markets to work effectively.

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Give 3 examples of market-orientated strategies

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  1. Trade liberalisation
  2. Floating ER
  3. Privatisation
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Define interventionist strategy

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A strategy for stimulating development that focuses on addressing market failure.

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Give 3 examples of interventionist strategies

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  1. Protectionism (Import substitution Industrialisation)
  2. Health, education, transport
  3. Buffer-stock system
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Name 3 other methods of development strategies

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  1. Aid
  2. Debt relief
  3. Fair trade
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Define a tariff

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A tax imposed on goods and is used to restrict imports and raise revenue for the government.

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Define FDI

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Investment undertaken in 1 country by companies based in other countries.

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Define MNC

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A company whose production activities are carried out in a number of countries.

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State the 3 basic motivations for MNCs

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  1. Market seeking
  2. Resource seeking
  3. Efficiency seeking
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Define microfinance

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Schemes that provide finance for small-scle projects in LDCs.

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What is the purpose of the Grameen Bank?

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To bridge the savings gap (Harrod-Domar Model)

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Define buffer-stock

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A scheme intended to stabilise the price of a commodity by buying excess supply in periods when supply is high, and selling when supply is low.

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Name the 6 types of official development assistance (aid)

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  1. Grants
  2. Loans
  3. Tied aid
  4. Bilateral aid
  5. Multilateral aid
  6. Food aid
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Define official development assistance (ODA)

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Aid provided to LDCs by countries in the OECD.

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What % of GNI should be devoted to ODA?

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0.7%

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16
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Define IMF

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A multilateral institution that provides short-term financing for countries experiencing balance of payments problems.

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Define World Bank

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A multilateral organisation that provides financing for long-term development projects.

18
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Define GATT

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Precursor of the WTO, GATT organised a series of ‘rounds’ of tariff reductions.

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Define WTO

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A multilateral body responsible for overseeing the conduct of international trade.

20
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Define HIPC initiative

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An initiative launched in 1995 to provide debt relief for heavily indebted poor countries.

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What were the 3 headings under the Washington Consensus?

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  1. Fiscal discipline
  2. Market liberalisation and privatisation
  3. Trade liberalisation and the encouragement of foreign investment
22
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Define fair trade schemes

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Schemes that set out to ensure that small producers in LDCs receive a fair price for their products.