Development&gdp intro

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While some people live in houses with access to fresh water, others struggle to find enough water to drink. Over 1 billion people live on less than $1 per day and 2.7 billion live on less than $2 per day. A country's wealth is often measured by GDP, but GDP per capita provides a better indicator by dividing a country's total GDP by its population.

Whilst many people live in houses like this…….

We have no problem finding fresh water to drink and
water the grass with!

Whilst other people can hardly find enough water to
drink…

In 2001, 1.1 billion people lived on less $1 (CHF0.84) a day and 2.7
billion lived on less than $2 (CHF1.68) a day.

How much do you think you live on?
Could you live on $1,$2, $10?

The Rich Developed North and the Poor Less
Developed South

Is it simply a question of who has the most
money? Why is the north rich?

How wealthy is your country?
The average income of a person in the world is
$12,000

In Qatar, the average income is
$104,300

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the average
income is
$400

How do we work out how
wealthy a country is?

GDP - Gross Domestic Product
The total amount of money a country makes from
all of the goods and services it produces.

Goods = Things we buy and sell

Services = jobs people are paid to do

But there is a problem
China’s population = 1,343,239,923 people
(Over 1.3 billion people)

Switzerland’s population = 7,925,517
(Less than 8 million people)

Which country is going to
Which country is going to
produce the most goods
produce the most goods
and services?
and services?

GDP
China’s GDP = $11,440,000,000,000
(that’s $11.44 trillion dollars)

Switzerland’s GDP = $344,200,000,000
(only $344.2 billion)

That is a huge difference!

But that doesn’t mean that
China is the wealthiest country

GDP/Capita =
Gross Domestic Product
population

The money has
The money has
to go a long way
to go a long way

GDP/Capita
Is a much better way of showing how
wealthy a country is.

All the money a country makes
All the money a country makes
÷÷
The number of people in the
The number of people in the
country.
country.

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Development&gdp intro

1. We live in houses like this……..

2. Whilst many people live in houses like this…….

3. We have no problem finding fresh water to drink and water the grass with!

4. Whilst other people can hardly find enough water to drink…

5. We have more food than we can eat……..

6. But did you know that……….

7. In 2001, 1.1 billion people lived on less $1 (CHF0.84) a day and 2.7 billion lived on less than $2 (CHF1.68) a day. How much do you think you live on? Could you live on $1,$2, $10?

8. The Rich Developed North and the Poor Less Developed South Is it simply a question of who has the most money? Why is the north rich?

9. How wealthy is your country? The average income of a person in the world is $12,000 In Qatar, the average income is $104,300 In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the average income is $400

10. How do we work out how wealthy a country is? GDP - Gross Domestic Product The total amount of money a country makes from all of the goods and services it produces. Goods = Things we buy and sell Services = jobs people are paid to do

11. GDP = Good + Services

12. But there is a problem China’s population = 1,343,239,923 people (Over 1.3 billion people) Switzerland’s population = 7,925,517 (Less than 8 million people) Which country is going to Which country is going to produce the most goods produce the most goods and services? and services?

13. GDP China’s GDP = $11,440,000,000,000 (that’s $11.44 trillion dollars) Switzerland’s GDP = $344,200,000,000 (only $344.2 billion) That is a huge difference!

14. But that doesn’t mean that China is the wealthiest country GDP/Capita = Gross Domestic Product population The money has The money has to go a long way to go a long way

15. GDP/Capita Is a much better way of showing how wealthy a country is. All the money a country makes All the money a country makes ÷÷ The number of people in the The number of people in the country. country.

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