Newly Emerging Economies (NEEs)
AQA GCSE Geography revision on Newly Emerging Economies (NEEs). Aligned to the AQA GCSE Geography 8035 specification. This bank has 10 practice questions on this topic.
Sample questions (3 of 10)
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Question 1
Which of the following is a key characteristic of a Newly Emerging Economy (NEE)?
- A) Rapid economic development
- B) Zero reliance on agriculture
- C) Low levels of urbanisation
- D) Declining population size
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Answer: Rapid economic development
NEEs are countries that have experienced rapid economic growth in recent decades, often transitioning from agriculture to manufacturing. This shift typically leads to significant improvements in infrastructure and living standards for the population.
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Question 2
What is the term for the process where a country becomes increasingly involved in international trade and cultural exchange?
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Answer: Globalisation
Globalisation allows NEEs to attract foreign investment and export goods to global markets. This process is a primary driver of economic growth in emerging nations, linking their domestic industries to international supply chains.
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Question 3
Which sector typically sees the largest growth during the early stages of a country becoming an NEE?
- A) Primary
- B) Secondary
- C) Tertiary
- D) Quaternary
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Answer: Secondary
As countries develop, they shift away from primary industries like farming towards manufacturing. This secondary sector growth creates jobs and produces goods that can be exported, significantly increasing the country's Gross National Income.
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