Developed, emerging and developing economies
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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 2, Unit T2-4 'Life in a global economy' (spec ref 2.4.2) — comparing developed, emerging (BRICS) and developing economies; measuring development using GDP per capita, literacy rate, life expectancy and the Human Development Index (HDI); why the mean average can mi…
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Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Comparing Developed, Emerging and Developing Economies
- Hinge Check — Emerging vs Developing
- Measuring Development: Indicators and Their Limits
- Illustrative HDI Comparison
- Hinge Check — Does Higher GDP Always Mean Higher HDI?
- Mean vs Median: Why 'Average' Income Can Mislead
- Hinge Check — Mean vs Median
- Main Activity (Part 1) — Classify the Economy
- Main Activity (Part 2) — Match the Indicator
- Bringing It Together
- Exam Practice — Calculate (4 marks)
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