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1
Wallerstein's World Systems Theory divides the world into...
Northern and Southern hemispheres (by the Brandt Line)
First, Second and Third world countries
Developed, emerging and Underdeveloped
A core, semi-periphery and periphery
2
Wallerstein developed what theory?
Modernisation theory
World systems theory
Dependency theory
3
Which theory of power does this diagram show?
World Systems Theory
Modernisation Theory
Dependency theory
4
Which of the three theories is not considered to be Marxist?
World Systems Theory
Modernisation Theory
Dependency Theory
5
Rostow's take off model includes how countries develop from...
Cave men to smart individuals
Industrialisation to high consumption
Traditional society to high mass consumption
Agricultural to service industries
6
Which theory does NOT suggest that countries are stuck in a permanently underdeveloped state.
Modernisation
World Systems
Dependency
7
Which theory only really describes the process of economic change and growth?
Dependency
World Systems
Modernisation
8
What theory is shown in the following diagram?
Modernisation theory
World systems theory
Dependency theory
9
What is 'brain drain'?
Migration of skilled workers
Stealing ideas from capitalist countries
Lack of ideas
10
Who developed the Modernisation Theory?
R. Stubbs
A.G. Frank
W.W. Rostow
Wallerstein