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AQA Geography - Economic development: Full complete revision resource that covers all aspects of the specification on the topic of Economic Development. Includes general questions regarding certain subjects and is packed full of examples that can be useful when answering questions in the exam. Also includes specific questions that can potentially be asked within the exam and explores more complex topics for top grades. Can further be used as a revision guide and as a lesson document that can be followed along. This Notion PDF utilizes ideas of active recall and promotes the idea of testing yourself. All files are densely packed with information compiled from Kerboodle, CGP and other learning platforms in easy and compact file that covers all the information within its specification Set out in a unique, flashcard-like format, its general questions can prepare for an exam setting and strengthen memory. (This does not cover any case studies on economic change except for "UK - Rural Changes, Ports, Airports and HS2" , as well as covers all general aspects and the specifics on the rest of the subjects within the topic)

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Lesson 6 - Rural Changes Ports Airports
UK HS2


what is counter urbanisation
when people leave cities to leave in the countryside for a better quality of life

what are the disadvantages of counter urbanisation
pushed up the house prices, making homes for local people unaffordable - Hutspierpoint



What are the reasons for the North and South divide
North

There are the hills and mountains of upland Britain

It is where most manufacturing industry was located before industrialisation

Because of de in de industrialisation there are higher unemployment levels

Population growing more slowly as people move south to find work

House prices are lower due to lower demand for housing



South
1. It is the flat, fertile farmland of lowland Britain.

2. There is less manufacturing, so de-industrialisation has been less of an issue.

3. Higher employment levels are found.
4. Population is growing more quickly as people move here to find work.
5. House prices are higher because there is more demand.

Wages

education

health

transport infrastructure



What are strategies to reduce north and south divide

Identifying areas of the UK that needs special help called assisted areas, to provide money for new
business.




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