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- 1. 6.3 Are the rich and the poor independent of each other?
- 2. How are rich and poor countries interrelated? Trade Investment The flow of technology How are rich and poor countries interrelated?
- 3. How can people in rich and poor countries benefit from trade? How can they benefit from each other? We have ________ __________ , e.g. oil. We have _____________ produce, e.g. coffee. We have ______________ goods. We have surplus ______. agricultural manufacturing food We need _______________ goods and ____________ for developing industries. We need _____ __________ and ______ for our industries. manufacturing technology fuels More developed countries Less developed countries natural resources raw materials
- 4. How can people in rich and poor countries benefit from trade? Less developed countries More developed countries Oil Coal Cotton Coffee bean Let’s trade! Dairy product Car Television
- 5. Less developed countries - a place of investment? Many multinational corporations like to set up factories in the (more / less) developed areas. Examples: __________ and _______. Can you give some examples of the multinational corporations? They have set up manufacturing plants in Chinese cities. Why do the less developed countries welcome the setting up of factories? Coca-Cola Toyota
- 6. these factories provide _____ for local people. They welcome the setting up of factories from other countries because: jobs the government can gain income by _______ these overseas firms. taxing Less developed countries - a place of investment? Textile ABC Factory
- 7. The flow of technology - giving a helping hand? More developed countries Less developed countries Does the technology belong to the most advanced type? No, we will not export the most advanced technology in order to protect our own interest. Factory + technology Factory + technology
- 8. The end