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CORE-PERIPHERY: Match the description with one or the other group of countries.

ID: 1218139 • Letter: C

Question

CORE-PERIPHERY: Match the description with one or the other group of countries. core or PERIPHERY

Developed Regions?

high GDP per capita?

Third World?

large primary sector of economy?

high debt service relative to GDP?

economically diversified?

high mass consumption?

post-industrial economies?

autarkic regions?

in the "debt trap”??

Establish Export Processing Zones (EPZs)?

LDCs?

GNP/capita < $5000?

wood for fuel?

smallest share of world MVA?

single resource economies?

small percent of labor force in primary sector?

CORE-PERIPHERY: Match the description with one or the other group of countries. core or PERIPHERY

Developed Regions?

high GDP per capita?

Third World?

large primary sector of economy?

high debt service relative to GDP?

economically diversified?

high mass consumption?

post-industrial economies?

autarkic regions?

in the "debt trap”??

Establish Export Processing Zones (EPZs)?

LDCs?

GNP/capita < $5000?

wood for fuel?

smallest share of world MVA?

single resource economies?

small percent of labor force in primary sector?

Explanation / Answer

While the Core countries are industrially developed and at a higher stage of development & growth, Periphery countries are less developed and less industrialized. Accordingly,

Developed Regions - CORE

high GDP per capita - CORE

Third World - PERIPHERY

large primary sector of economy - PERIPHERY

high debt service relative to GDP - PERIPHERY

economically diversified - CORE

high mass consumption - CORE

post-industrial economies - CORE

autarkic regions - PERIPHERY

in the "debt trap” - PERIPHERY

Establish Export Processing Zones (EPZs) - CORE

LDCs - PERIPHERY

GNP/capita < $5000 - PERIPHERY

wood for fuel - PERIPHERY

smallest share of world MVA - PERIPHERY

single resource economies - PERIPHERY

small percent of labor force in primary sector - CORE