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Edexcel; Geography: Regeneration
Edexcel; Geography: Regeneration
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#Regeneration for those studying #Geography for #Edexcel
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A change in social status in inner-city areas become occupied and renewed by the middle class.
Regeneration
Re-urbanisation
Market-led regeneration
Gentrification
2
Regeneration uses the following indicators:
Employment, health, education and housing.
Employment, income and inequality
Employment, dereliction, health, life expectancy, pollution.
3
A place is reinvented, then marketed (using its new identity) to attract new investors.
Remaking
Regeneration
Rebranding
Re-imaging
4
Engagements vary because of...
Age, gender, ethnicity and length of residence, deprivation.
Empowerment, employment, education and health.
Income, diaspora, employment, ethnicity, deprivation.
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What is the 'Sun-Belt'?
De-industrialisation due to the decline in mining and steel.
Cities with a warm climate that experience rapid growth.
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Deprivation uses the following indicators:
Reproductive health, empowerment, education and employment
Employment, education, health and housing
Employment, income and inequality
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Thatcher's conservative government of the 1980s encouraged the growth of the...
Knowledge economy
Post-industrial economy
New economy
Old economy
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What does deprivation mean?
Low voter turnout as a result of lack of caring among voters
lack of basic necessities considered essential in a society.
Lacking sufficient money to be able to survive.
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London Docklands regeneration is an example of a...
'market-led regeneration'
'retail-led regeneration'
10
In the UK, the government set-up multiple __________ _____ to attract investment.
Special Economic Zones
Local Enterprise Zones
Open Door Zones
Export Processing Zones
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The need for extra housing is urgent because of...
Overseas investors buying and not occupying property.
Need for more affordable housing.
Rising population.
Increase in the number of households.
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Cornwall has been transformed into a 'Destination tourism'; what does this mean?
Single attractions prompts visitors to leave that area.
The sale of specialised products from sourced locally.
Rural areas are less productive than before.
Single attractions prompts people to visit for short periods
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Investment into infrastructure by a firm/corporation is known as:
Public-sector investment
Public-private partnerships
Private-sector investment
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Which sector provides specialist services in finance and law, IT and biotechnology.
Secondary sector
Quaternary sector
Primary sector
Tertiary sector
