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What is the scale of global inequality, and how can it be reduced? (b) MatchUp
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Click on a top box, then click on its match below. Or, drag a top box and drop it onto the correct match. Match all pairs before clicking ‘Check’.
Small-scale loans from banks or organisations that aim to help people in LICS and NEEs. They often have low interest rates and help people set up businesses in a bid to get out of absolute poverty.
The ability to send and receive goods and services with other countries without tariffs and quotas.
Where people visit another country for leisure and spend money within the local economy.
When something has a knock on effect that leads to multiple benefits.
When money is borrowed, either from an organisation, such as the World Bank or IMF, or a country.
Owing money to a organisation or country.
Additional monetary values added to imports. It makes imports more expensive.
The exchange of goods and services that gives a reasonable income to the farmer or worker
A group of countries that have trade agreements (usually free trade) between them. The EU and NAFTA are examples.
Creating factories which can lead to employment, infrastructure development, improved standards of living and investment into the economy.
When a country, company, person or government gives money or sets up projects in a country or community to help with development
Fair trade
Investment
Industrial development
Positive multiplier effect
Free trade
Trade bloc
Tariff
Loan
Debt
Microfinance
Tourism