The document discusses uneven development between core and periphery countries. The core countries, consisting of developed first world nations, have higher population concentrations, more wealth, and higher standards of living compared to periphery less developed second and third world countries. Periphery countries have lower populations, less wealth, and lower living standards, relying more on primary sectors like agriculture and extracting raw materials, with fewer employment opportunities and a greater focus on service and investment in core countries.

1. Looking at uneven development

5. Can you point out the differences?

8. What is wrong with the picture?

13. Core (First world) Periphery (Second & third world)

14. Core Developed countries (DC) First world countries

15. Periphery Less developed countries (LDC) Second & third world countries

16. Core vs. Periphery Higher concentration of people More wealth Higher standard of living More employment opportunities Service & investment sector White collar worker Tertiary industry Lower concentration of people Less wealth Low standard of living Less job opportunities Primary sector Extracting raw material Agriculture

17. Population

23. The poor & the rich

27. Is this place grand?

29. Job opportunity