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To what extent can the emergence and growth of one or more NICs be explained by its cheap labour? (20 marks)

Introduction and definitions NIC definition as newly industrialising countries who have profited from rapid industrialisation leading to significant secondary sector growth and an increase in GDP. NICs have ...
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What influence does global migration have on the sovereignty of a state?

To start with, sovereignty is defined as the complete authority of a single, internationally recognised government over an area of land and its people. The sovereignty of a state also involves having a unifi...
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Outline and explain two push factors in rural to urban migration.

One push factor may be a lack of health and education services in rural areas. For example, in the UK many small towns and villages lack a hospital or secondary school, meaning people have to travel in order...
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What is food security?

Food security is a measure of someone's access to safe and nutritious food. Good food security implies that an individual has a sustainable supply of food available to them that will allow them to lead a hea...
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What is Longshore Drift?

Longshore drift is a process by which sediment is moved along the coastline. The prevailing wind blows waves, and the sand and pebbles that are being carried, onto the beach at an angle. The backwash carries...
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