7.7 Spatial Inequality: an overview 1. The term ‘spatial inequality’ refers to where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities. 2. Four indicators: i. Peoples health ii. Economic resources iii. Infant mortality rate iv. Daily calorie intake 3. Table: a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736. b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate. c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria. 4. Graph a. What is the average home and community care spending for Australia is $333 b. With the assumption that the more they spend the more benefits they get, NT has the best benefits package in all of Australia, but the information is not provided with what is in the benefits package and the cost may be high in NT because of the population number. c. The states that provide support below the Australian average would be NSW, QLD, and SA 5. a. As the news paper article states the lowest average personal income is $20, 185 and the highest is $63, 867. b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney 6. Sample study a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hep B, Diabetes and blindness than non indigenous people b. Get better clinics
1.Spatial inequality is where qualities occur and the reasons for them. 2.The indicators for this are: Peoples health, infant mortality, economic recourses and education. 3.a) NSW in Australia had the highest intake with $736. b) WA has a 1.4 population growth but where SA is growing at 0.6 percent rate c) Tasmania is the worst state because according to the table it is in the low part for everything. 4. A) the average home spending and community spending is of Australia is $333. B) The northern territory has the best package for people over 70. C) The states that provide for that age are SA, NSW and QLD. 5. A) the lowest average for personal income was $20, 185 and the highest was $63, 867. B) The spatial inequality is the economic divide between the community of Sydney. 6.A) the indigenous people have a higher chance of getting diseases such as Diabetes and hepatitis b and other diseases. B) they could build more emergency centres or clinics or something like that.
7.7 page 165 Q1. Spatial inequality is where things are and why they are there Q2. Four indicators; peoples health, economic resources, infant mortality rate and daily calorie intake. Q3a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736. b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate. c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria. 4a. Average home and community care spending for australia is $333 b. The more they spend the more benefits they get. NT biggest benifits in Aus. c. States provide support below the australian average are, NSW,QLD and SA. 5a. Lowest average income is $20, $185 and highest is $63 and $867. b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney. 6a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hep B, Diabetes and blindness than non indigenous people. b. Get better clinics
1.Absolute poverty is what is happening in most countries relative poverty is when you have the lack of resources or a roof on your head. 3.the link between them is that if you live in poverty you don’t have the Money to qualify in education. 5. NT and WA had the lowest figures.
7.8 a ‘fair go’ for all aussies 1. The difference between absolute and relative poverty is absolute poverty refers to the condition where no or so little food or resources are available that people barely survive, where relative poverty is the condition of not having resources to participate in teh lifestyle enjoyed by others. 2. N/A 3. The link between educational qualification and poverty comes form the fact that if you dont have a proper education it may lead to poverty in the future and if you are in poverty you cant have a educational qualification 4. N/A 5. ???
7.7 1. The term spatial inequality describes where inequalities are and the reasons for these inequalities. 2. Four indicators use to measure inequality are economic resources, people’s health, daily calorie intake and infant mortality rate. 3. A) NSW B) To show that Western Australia is growing faster than South Australia is that Western Australia had a population growth of 1.4 and Southern Australia had a population growth of 0.6. C) the state that is worse off is Tasmania because it has the highest unemployment rate and number of homes built. 4. A) $333 B) ACT C) NSW, SA, QLD 5. A) $43682 B) The special inequality in the state as stated in the article is ‘the richest live in Sydney, the poorest in the far flung of the state’. C) Three examples of infrastructure that has disappeared from rural communities are banks, secondary schools and public transport. 6. A) The inequalities in health between the Indigenous and Non- Indigenous people are the Non – Indigenous people have a higher chance of contracting hepatitis B and diabetes. They also have a shorter life expectancy. B) An idea I think that might help improve the health of Indigenous Australians is to make more clinics and health care centres close to Indigenous Australians are.
7.7 Spatial Inequality: an overview 1. The term spatial inequality refers to where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities. 2. Four indicators: 1. Peoples health 2. Economic resources 3. Infant mortality rate 4. Daily calorie intake 3. a. New South Wales has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736. b. The evidence that proves Western Australia is growing faster than South Australia is shown by the table where Western Australia has a 1.4% population growth rate where South Australia is growing at a 0.6% rate. c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria. 4. a. What is the average home and community care spending for Australia is $333
b. With the assumption that the more they spend the more benefits they get, Northern Territory has the best benefits package in all of Australia, but the information is not provided with what is in the benefits package and the cost may be high in Northern Territory because of the population level.
c. The states that provide support below the Australian average would be New south wales, Queensland, and South Australia 5. a. As the newspaper article states the lowest average personal income is $20, 185 and the highest is $63, 867. b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney 6. a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hepatitis, Diabetes. b. Get better clinics in the area.
1. Absolute poverty is that it exists in many developing countries and has lack access to food, shelter, heath and education. Relative poverty is lack of resources in western countries such as Australia and is unable to access things like many other Australians do such as entertainment and transport.
3. The link between education and poverty is having the right education to have the right job to have the right expenses to live. This means highly paid jobs tend to be service industries which require skill and are highly qualified workers and which people have a bachelor degree which they qualify to have these jobs. These jobs require skill and the right education meaning they have the right amount of pay to survive.Education is one of the biggest things in live because it tells you where you qualify and where your life ends up to either having a high income or in a situation of relative poverty.
5. The figures of the map of Australia shows the statistics of the poverty rates may depend on what state is it and the population. The high figures which is South Australia is because of the high employment which people find hard to find a job due to lack of transport or due to the fact that people come from a background which have a low income earnings or a migrants that come from a non-English speaking background which is difficult to find jobs. The low figures are from places where populations are low and have better opportunities for employment such as A.C.T and N.T which have low relative poverty numbers. This is because of low population and better access to schooling, shops and transport to work places.
10ACV – Adrian Walker SPATIAL INEQUALITY 7.7 (pg.165) Q1-6
1) The term “Spatial Inequality” means that there isn’t a equal spread of population around certain areas, due to not enough space or fairness.
2) Four pints to measure inequality would be by: - Economic resources - Daily calorie intake - People’s health - Infant mortality rate
3) Observing the table: a. New South Wales has the highest weekly average earnings out of all the states in Australia with at around $736. b. The evidence that Western Australia is growing faster than South Australia is shown by the table where Western Australia has a 1.4% population growth rate where South Australia is only growing at a rate of 0.6%. c. Tasmania has proven to become the worst proven by the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria.
4) Observe the graph: a. The average home and community care spending for Australia is $333. b. It is told that northern territory has the best benefits package all throughout Australia, but the information isn’t provided with what is in the benefits package and the cost may become too high in Northern Territory because of the population number. c. The states that provide support below the Australian average would be NSW, QLD, as well as SA.
5) Read newspaper article: a. As the news paper article states that the lowest average personal income ranges from $20, $185 and the highest from $63, $867. b. The spatial inequality of the states is stated on the article, it says that there is an economic divide between the communities of Sydney.
6) Observe sample study: a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching up Hep B, Diabetes and blindness compared to the non- indigenous people. b. Australians should try their best to provide much better health clinic, doctors, and G.P’s.
10ACV – Adrian Walker 7.8 (pg.167) Q1, 3, 5 Activities:
1. The difference between absolute and relative poverty, is that absolute poverty means that you are actually poor and you have no assets or any source of income, whereas relative poverty is just when you or a family member are related to a poor or lower class family of some kind.
3. The link between education and poverty is having the right education to have the right job to have the right expenses to live. This means highly paid jobs tend to be service industries which require skill and are highly qualified workers and which people have a bachelor degree which they qualify to have these jobs. These jobs require skill and the right education meaning they have the right amount of pay to survive. Education is one of the biggest things in live because it tells you where you qualify and where your life ends up to either having a high income or in a situation of relative poverty.
5. The figures of the map of Australia shows the statistics of the poverty rates may depend on what state it is and the population. The high figures which is South Australia is because of the high employment which people find hard to find a job due to lack of transport or due to the fact that people come from a background which have a low income earnings or a migrants that come from a non-English speaking background which is difficult to find jobs. The low figures are from places where populations are low and have better opportunities for employment such as A.C.T and N.T which have low relative poverty numbers. This is because of low population and better access to schooling, shops and transport to work places.
1. Spatial inequality is where inequalities occur and the reason for these inequalities. Spatial inequality can be identified between countries, between different areas within a country, between rural and urban settlements, within and between cities, as well as between ethnic groups.
2. The four indicators used to measure inequality is People’s health, economic resources, infant mortality rate, Daily calorie intake and access to clean water.
3. A.The state with the highest average weekly earnings is New South Wales.
B. Evidence suggest that Western Australia is growing Faster than South Australia due to the population growing faster, more homes are being built and higher unemployment rate which means the population growth is better than South Australia.
C. Tasmania is proven to be the worst state according to the criteria used on the table due to having high unemployment rate, lowest average weekly earnings as a full-time adult and having the a median population growth with the least buildings being completed and built.
4. A.Australia average for home and community care spending is around $333.
b. The state that provides the best benefits for people over 70 is Northern Territory which provides $507 per person..
C. The state that provides support at below the Australian average South Australia, Queensland and New South Wales.
5. A. The differences between incomes of the highest and lowest earnings communities in NSW are having Western out town earning least than those who live in Sydney or close to the Sydney CBD. The differences is seeking jobs in the Australian outback towns which is difficult and those in the city finding more advantage for seeking jobs which makes it easier for them.
B.The spatial inequality in the state is having the towns in the county side of NSW having lower income earnings than those who live in the city side which earn a much higher income. Those in the country have a huge disadvantage with job seeking and having low populations which have the availability of resources and community services lower than those in the city which everything is provided with jobs and suburbs which have big services to post offices, banks, shops and many more.
C. Infrastructure that has disappeared from some rural communities are maintaining a viable community, Services downsized in rural communities such as banks, schools and access to public transport and the lost of 5000 hospital beds lost and 30 hospitals closed within 7 years.
6. A. The inequalities health between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people are the indigenous people of Australia having less access to social and economic resources that increased wealth. The percentage of diseases within people is higher in Indigenous people than Non indigenous and the income earnt is much lower for Indigenous Australians.
B.The idea to improve Indigenous Australians health is by giving free vaccination to all children in those that are in Indigenous school like that one the government gives to people in state schools. Having the right education about sexual protection for indigenous Australians and having access to doctors widely around Alice Springs and those who are indigenous meaning have human rights.
Thien Frank Nguyen ---------------------------------- 7.7 page 165 Q1. Spatial inequality is where things are and why they are there Q2. Four indicators; peoples health, economic resources, infant mortality rate and daily calorie intake. Q3a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736. b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate. c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria. 4a. Average home and community care spending for australia is $333 b. The more they spend the more benefits they get. NT biggest benifits in Aus. c. States provide support below the australian average are, NSW,QLD and SA. 5a. Lowest average income is $20, $185 and highest is $63 and $867. b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney. 6a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hep B, Diabetes and blindness than non indigenous people. b. Get better clinics
1. Absolute poverty is that in many developing countries has lack access to food, shelter, heath and education. Relative poverty is lack of resources in western countries and is unable to access things like many other Australians do such as entertainment and transport.
3. The link between education and poverty is having the right education to get a good that pays well to have the right expenses to live. This means getting paid the right amount to survive.Jobs which require skill and are highly qualified workers and which people have a bachelor degree which they qualify to have these jobs. These jobs require skill and the right education meaning they have the right amount of pay to survive. Education is one of the important things in live because it helps and tells you what job your qualified for and where your life will ends up to either having a high income or in a situation of relative poverty.
5. The figures of the map of Australia shows the statistics of the poverty rates may depend on what state it is and the population. The high figures which is South Australia is because of the high employment which people find hard to find a job due the lack of transport or due to the fact that people come from a background who are migrants that come from a non-English speaking background which makes it harder to find jobs. The low figures are from places where populations are low and have better opportunities for employment such as ACT and Northern Territory which have low relative poverty numbers. This is because of low population and better access to schooling, shops and transport to work places.
1.The term spatial inequality refers to where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities.
2.The indicators for this are: Peoples health, infant mortality, economic recourses and education.
3.a)Average weekly earning are highest in Australia. b)W.A.is growing faster than S.A. because the growth is rate is higher in Western Australia as compare to South Australia. c)Tasmania is worse off according to the table because of its low growth rate and lowest average income.
4.a)The average that Australia spends on home and community care is $333 perperson aged over 70 years old. b)N.T. offers the best benefits for people aged over 70. c)NSW, OLD and SA provide benefits below the australian average.
5.a) As the news paper article states that the lowest average personal income ranges from $20, $185 and the highest from $63, $867. b)The spatial inequality is the economic divide between the communities of Sydney.
6.a)Examples of the inequalities in health for indigenous people are: 18 still births per 100 (non-indigenous have only 6.5)hepatitis B 26% (non-indigenous below 1%) and life expectancy is 62 years as compare to 79 years for non-indigenous people. b) More accessable and cheap education for indigenous people may help improve health.
1.Absolute poverty is that in many developing countries has lack access to food, shelter, heath and education. Relative poverty is lack of resources in western countries and is unable to access things like many other Australians do such as entertainment and transport.
3.The link between education qualification is that people who do not recieve a good education can not get a good job so they usually end up in the same trade as thier father who could not afford to send them to a proper school which will mean a cycle of under qualififed education if impoverished families till one of them makes a sacrifice to send them to a better school or one gets lucky.
7.8 1. Absolute poverty is the condition of having so little food, money or resources that the people, no matter where they live in the world, can barely survive. Relative poverty is when there is no lack of sufficient resources to meet basic needs. 3. The link between qualification and poverty is that even if you have a job it does not take you out of poverty because you don’t get high pay, if you want high pay you need a qualification to get a higher paid job. 5. Reasons to explain the difference between the highest and lowest states are the location. Such as Tasmania having the highest because of the amount of area there and Western Australia is the lowest because it has a lot of free space to be used up.
1. The term ‘spatial inequality’ refers to where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities. 2. Four indicators: i. Peoples health ii. Economic resources iii. Infant mortality rate iv. Daily calorie intake 3. Table: a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736. b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate. c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria. 4. Graph a. What is the average home and community care spending for Australia is $333 b. With the assumption that the more they spend the more benefits they get, NT has the best benefits package in all of Australia, but the information is not provided with what is in the benefits package and the cost may be high in NT because of the population number. c. The states that provide support below the Australian average would be NSW, QLD, and SA 5. a. As the news paper article states the lowest average personal income is $20, 185 and the highest is $63, 867. b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney 6. Sample study a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hep B, Diabetes and blindness than non indigenous people b. Get better clinics
7.7 1. The expression spatial inequality describes where inequalities are and the reasons for these inequalities. 2. Four indicators use to calculate inequality is economic resources, people’s health, daily calorie intake and infant mortality rate. 3. A) NSW B) to show that Western Australia is growing faster than South Australia is that Western Australia had a population increase of 1.4 and Southern Australia had a population growth of 0.6. C) The state that is worse off is Tasmania because it has the highest unemployment rate and number of homes built. 4. A) $333 B) ACT C) NSW, SA, QLD 5. A) $43682 B) The special inequality in the state as stated in the article is ‘the richest live in Sydney, the poorest in the far flung of the state’. C) Three examples of infrastructure that has disappeared from rural communities are banks, secondary schools and public transport. 6. A) The inequalities in health among the Indigenous and Non- Indigenous people are the Non – Indigenous people have a higher chance of contracting hepatitis B and diabetes. They also have a shorter life expectancy. B) An idea I think that might assist in improving the health of Indigenous Australians is to make more clinics and health care centres close to Indigenous Australians are. For e.g. Redfern. 7.8 A ‘fair go’ for all Aussies 1. The difference between absolute and relative poverty is absolute poverty refers to the condition where no or so little food or resources are accessible that people scarcely live, where relative poverty is the condition of not having resources to take part in the lifestyle enjoyed by others. 3. The bond between educational qualification and poverty comes as of the fact that if you don’t have a suitable education it may direct to poverty in the future and if you are in poverty you can’t have an educational requirement. 5. Reasons to explain the variation between the highest and lowest states are the location. Such as Tasmania having the highest because of the quantity of area there and Western Australia is the lowest because it has a massive land space going to waste.
7.8 A Fair Go for all Aussies. 1) Explain the difference between absolute and relative poverty. Relative poverty is when a person has at least something to eat and has a place to live but does not have enough money to by many of their needs when on the other hand absolute poverty is when the person has nothing and has fallen under the poverty line no money no anything. 3) Outline the link between educational qualification and poverty. Give reasons to suggest why a link exists. The link that makes poverty and educational qualification is that because of poverty there isn’t enough money to supply the child or the student to go to school and get a qualified education. 5) Outline the spatial inequality between the states and territories of Australia using the map provided. Suggest reason to explain the highest and lowest figures. The figures of the map of Australia on page 166 shows that the statistics of the poverty rate might depend on what state it is and the population if the state. The high figures show that it is SA because of the high employment rate which the people might find hard to find a job due the lack of transport or due to the fact that people come from a background who are migrants that come from a non-English speaking background which make it harder to find jobs. The low figures are from places where populations are low and have better opportunities for employment such as ACT and Northern Territory which have low relative poverty numbers. This is because of low population and better access to schooling, shops and transport to work places.
Spatial inequality 1. Spatial inequality describes where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities
2. • People’s health and economic resources • Infant mortality rate • Daily calorie intake and access to clean water • Sewerage systems and education 3. a) In which state are average weekly earnings the highest? NSW is the state that has the highest average weekly earning, of $736.
b) The evidence that supports the statement of Western Australia having a higher growth rate than South Australia is the amount homes. There are 17300 homes built in Western Australia compared to 8600 home in South Australia. Hence, Western Australia also has a higher labour force. c) According to the criteria, South Australia is overall the worse off. This is because it has a lower percentage rate than other states in all areas except for only being higher than NSW in the unemployment rate.
4. a) Australia average for home and community care spending is about$335. b) The state that provides the best benefits for people over 70 is Northern Territory, which provides $507 per person. c) The states that provide below the Australian average is NSW, being the lowest; QLD, and SA. 5. a) There is a difference of $ 43682; having Mosman being the highest of 63867 and NSW an amount of $20185. b) The spatial inequality in the state are those who live in Sydney are richer than those that are outer towards the rest. They get jobs much more easily and are healthier. c) Three examples of infrastructures that disappeared from some rural areas are banks, secondary schools, and public transport. 6. a) Three examples to show the inequalities between indigenous and non indigenous is non indigenous before get better education; better income; and better health care. B ) My suggestion is that the Australian indigenous community should receive the same care just as much as the non indigenous. In fact I personally think that they should get even more than that because of what they are going through.
7.8 A ‘Fair Go’ For All Aussies? 1. Absolute poverty is being in the state of poverty where you completely don’t have any resources and help from services at all. Relative poverty is where there is only lack of resources that are required to satisfy your needs and wants and that there is help available for you. 3. The link between educational qualification and poverty is that outside in the world there are many jobs that require a skill in other to be able to do. People who live in poverty wouldn’t have the opportunity to do these jobs if they don’t get the right skill which is through education. Education provides knowledge in many areas which are needed in some jobs. E.g. Tafe. 5. From the map, the states that have high figures are mostly from the southern region and the lower ones are from the west and north side. I personally believe the reasons for these rates is because of the lack of education, and the population rate , areas where there are lots of people, finding jobs would be more difficult to areas than other places that have a small population.
1.Absolute poverty is what is happening in most countries relative poverty is when you have the lack of resources or a roof on your head. 3.the link between them is that if you live in poverty you don’t have the Money to qualify in education. 5. NT and WA had the lowest figures.
1. The term spatial inequality is where inequalities are 2. Four indicators use to measure inequality are: economic resources, people’s health, daily calorie intake and infant mortality rate. 3. A) NSW B) WA is growing faster than SA because Western Australia had a population growth of 1.4 and Southern Australia had a population growth of 0.6. C) the state that is worse is Tasmania because it has the highest unemployment rate and number of homes built. 4. A) $333 B) ACT C) NSW, SA, QLD 5. A) $43682 B) The special inequality in the state as stated in the article is ‘the richest live in Sydney, the poorest in the far flung of the state’. C) Three examples of infrastructure that has disappeared from rural communities are banks, secondary schools and public transport. 6. A) The inequalities in health between the Indigenous and Non- Indigenous people are the Non – Indigenous people have a higher chance of contracting hepatitis B and diabetes. They also have a shorter life expectancy. B) An idea I think that might help improve the health of Indigenous Australians is to make more clinics and health care centres close to Indigenous Australians are.
1. Absolute poverty is condition having almost no food, money or resources that the people, no matter where they are,. Relative poverty is when there is no lack of sufficient resources to meet basic needs. 3. The link between qualification and poverty is that even if you have a job it does not take you out of poverty because you don’t get high pay. 5. Reasons to explain the difference between the highest and lowest states are the location. Such as Tasmania having the highest because of the amount of area there and Western Australia is the lowest because it has a lot of free space to be used up.
1.Spatial inequality is where qualities happen and the reasons for why they happened. 2.The indicators are economic recourses, infant mortality,Peoples health and education. 3.A.) nsw had the highest intake with $736. B.) WA has a 1.4 population growth but where SA is growing at 0.6 percent rate C.) Tasmania is the worst state because that’s what the table. 4. A.) the average home spending and community spending is $333. B.) The northern territory has the best package for people over 70. C.) The states that provide for that age are SA, NSW and QLD. 5. A.) the lowest income was $20, 185 and the highest was $63, 867. B.) The spatial inequality is the economic divide between the community of Sydney. 6.A) the indigenous people have a higher chance of getting diseases e.g Diabetes, STI and other diseases. B.) they need to build more hospitals n emergency centers.
1.relative poverty is when a person has at least soemthing to eat and where to live but does not have enough money to enjoy life to the full. absolute poverty is when the person has nothing and has fallen under the poverty line and needs help form others in order to have food, clothes and shelter.
3. the link between qualification and poverty is that there are many jobs out there to get but you have to have the skills for it so that you 'll be able to get the job.
1) The term “Spatial Inequality” means that there isn’t a equal spread of population around certain areas, due to not enough space or fairness. 2. Four indicators: i. Peoples health ii. Economic resources iii. Infant mortality rate iv. Daily calorie intake 3. Table: a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736 b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate. c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria. 4. A) $333 B) ACT C) NSW, SA, QLD 5. A) $43682 b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney 6. a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hepatitis, Diabetes. b. Get better clinics in the area.
7.7 1) The term spatial inequality means Describes where inequalities occur and the reason for these inequalities 2) The four indicates used to measure inequality is peoples health economic resources daily calorie intake access to clean water 3)a. in the Northern territory has the highest weekly earnings b. The evidence that WA is the growing faster than SA is that the population grows by 1.4 every 12 months c. south Australia's is worse off because the population grows 0.6 12 months 4)a. The average home care spending is $330 b. The best benefits are NSW and NT c. NSW, SA, QLD 5)a. There is a $40 000 difference in highest and lowest earning communities b.The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney c.? 6)a.he indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hepatitis, Diabetes b.Get better clinics in the area
7.8 1) The Difference between absolute and relative poverty is that absolute is people have nothing and relative is people still have something to go to 3) the link between qualification and poverty is that there are many jobs out there to get but you have to have the skills for it so that you 'll be able to get the job. 5) Reasons to explain the difference between the highest and lowest states are the location. Such as Tasmania having the highest because of the amount of area there and Western Australia is the lowest because it has a lot of free space to be used up
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ReplyDelete7.7 Spatial Inequality: an overview
ReplyDelete1. The term ‘spatial inequality’ refers to where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities.
2. Four indicators:
i. Peoples health
ii. Economic resources
iii. Infant mortality rate
iv. Daily calorie intake
3. Table:
a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736.
b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate.
c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria.
4. Graph
a. What is the average home and community care spending for Australia is $333
b. With the assumption that the more they spend the more benefits they get, NT has the best benefits package in all of Australia, but the information is not provided with what is in the benefits package and the cost may be high in NT because of the population number.
c. The states that provide support below the Australian average would be NSW, QLD, and SA
5.
a. As the news paper article states the lowest average personal income is $20, 185 and the highest is $63, 867.
b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney
6. Sample study
a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hep B, Diabetes and blindness than non indigenous people
b. Get better clinics
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1.Spatial inequality is where qualities occur and the reasons for them.
ReplyDelete2.The indicators for this are: Peoples health, infant mortality, economic recourses and education.
3.a) NSW in Australia had the highest intake with $736.
b) WA has a 1.4 population growth but where SA is growing at 0.6 percent rate
c) Tasmania is the worst state because according to the table it is in the low part for everything.
4. A) the average home spending and community spending is of Australia is $333.
B) The northern territory has the best package for people over 70.
C) The states that provide for that age are SA, NSW and QLD.
5. A) the lowest average for personal income was $20, 185 and the highest was
$63, 867.
B) The spatial inequality is the economic divide between the community of
Sydney.
6.A) the indigenous people have a higher chance of getting diseases such as
Diabetes and hepatitis b and other diseases.
B) they could build more emergency centres or clinics or something like that.
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ReplyDeleteQ1. Spatial inequality is where things are and why they are there
Q2. Four indicators; peoples health, economic resources, infant mortality rate and daily calorie intake.
Q3a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736.
b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate.
c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria.
4a. Average home and community care spending for australia is $333
b. The more they spend the more benefits they get. NT biggest benifits in Aus.
c. States provide support below the australian average are, NSW,QLD and SA.
5a. Lowest average income is $20, $185 and highest is $63 and $867.
b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney.
6a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hep B, Diabetes and blindness than non indigenous people.
b. Get better clinics
By Peter Pham :) (Nike Tick)
1.Absolute poverty is what is happening in most countries relative poverty is when you have the lack of resources or a roof on your head.
ReplyDelete3.the link between them is that if you live in poverty you don’t have the
Money to qualify in education.
5. NT and WA had the lowest figures.
7.8 a ‘fair go’ for all aussies
ReplyDelete1. The difference between absolute and relative poverty is absolute poverty refers to the condition where no or so little food or resources are available that people barely survive, where relative poverty is the condition of not having resources to participate in teh lifestyle enjoyed by others.
2. N/A
3. The link between educational qualification and poverty comes form the fact that if you dont have a proper education it may lead to poverty in the future and if you are in poverty you cant have a educational qualification
4. N/A
5. ???
7.7
ReplyDelete1. The term spatial inequality describes where inequalities are and the reasons for these inequalities.
2. Four indicators use to measure inequality are economic resources, people’s health, daily calorie intake and infant mortality rate.
3. A) NSW
B) To show that Western Australia is growing faster than South Australia is that Western Australia had a population growth of 1.4 and Southern Australia had a population growth of 0.6.
C) the state that is worse off is Tasmania because it has the highest unemployment rate and number of homes built.
4. A) $333
B) ACT
C) NSW, SA, QLD
5. A) $43682
B) The special inequality in the state as stated in the article is ‘the richest live in Sydney, the poorest in the far flung of the state’.
C) Three examples of infrastructure that has disappeared from rural communities are banks, secondary schools and public transport.
6. A) The inequalities in health between the Indigenous and Non- Indigenous people are the Non – Indigenous people have a higher chance of contracting hepatitis B and diabetes. They also have a shorter life expectancy.
B) An idea I think that might help improve the health of Indigenous Australians is to make more clinics and health care centres close to Indigenous Australians are.
7.7 Spatial Inequality: an overview
ReplyDelete1. The term spatial inequality refers to where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities.
2. Four indicators:
1. Peoples health
2. Economic resources
3. Infant mortality rate
4. Daily calorie intake
3.
a.
New South Wales has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736.
b.
The evidence that proves Western Australia is growing faster than South Australia is shown by the table where Western Australia has a 1.4% population growth rate where South Australia is growing at a 0.6% rate.
c.
Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria.
4.
a.
What is the average home and community care spending for Australia is $333
b.
With the assumption that the more they spend the more benefits they get, Northern Territory has the best benefits package in all of Australia, but the information is not provided with what is in the benefits package and the cost may be high in Northern Territory because of the population level.
c.
The states that provide support below the Australian average would be New south wales, Queensland, and South Australia
5.
a.
As the newspaper article states the lowest average personal income is $20, 185 and the highest is $63, 867.
b.
The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney
6.
a.
The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hepatitis, Diabetes.
b.
Get better clinics in the area.
7.8 A"Fair Go"for All Aussie?
ReplyDelete1. Absolute poverty is that it exists in many developing countries and has lack access to food, shelter, heath and education. Relative poverty is lack of resources in western countries such as Australia and is unable to access things like many other Australians do such as entertainment and transport.
3. The link between education and poverty is having the right education to have the right job to have the right expenses to live. This means highly paid jobs tend to be service industries which require skill and are highly qualified workers and which people have a bachelor degree which they qualify to have these jobs. These jobs require skill and the right education meaning they have the right amount of pay to survive.Education is one of the biggest things in live because it tells you where you qualify and where your life ends up to either having a high income or in a situation of relative poverty.
5. The figures of the map of Australia shows the statistics of the poverty rates may depend on what state is it and the population. The high figures which is South Australia is because of the high employment which people find hard to find a job due to lack of transport or due to the fact that people come from a background which have a low income earnings or a migrants that come from a non-English speaking background which is difficult to find jobs. The low figures are from places where populations are low and have better opportunities for employment such as A.C.T and N.T which have low relative poverty numbers. This is because of low population and better access to schooling, shops and transport to work places.
10ACV – Adrian Walker
ReplyDeleteSPATIAL INEQUALITY 7.7
(pg.165) Q1-6
1) The term “Spatial Inequality” means that there isn’t a equal spread of population around certain areas, due to not enough space or fairness.
2) Four pints to measure inequality would be by:
- Economic resources
- Daily calorie intake
- People’s health
- Infant mortality rate
3) Observing the table:
a. New South Wales has the highest weekly average earnings out of all the states in Australia with at around $736.
b. The evidence that Western Australia is growing faster than South Australia is shown by the table where Western Australia has a 1.4% population growth rate where South Australia is only growing at a rate of 0.6%.
c. Tasmania has proven to become the worst proven by the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria.
4) Observe the graph:
a. The average home and community care spending for Australia is $333.
b. It is told that northern territory has the best benefits package all throughout Australia, but the information isn’t provided with what is in the benefits package and the cost may become too high in Northern Territory because of the population number.
c. The states that provide support below the Australian average would be NSW, QLD, as well as SA.
5) Read newspaper article:
a. As the news paper article states that the lowest average personal income ranges from $20, $185 and the highest from $63, $867.
b. The spatial inequality of the states is stated on the article, it says that there is an economic divide between the communities of Sydney.
6) Observe sample study:
a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching up Hep B, Diabetes and blindness compared to the non- indigenous people.
b. Australians should try their best to provide much better health clinic, doctors, and G.P’s.
Adrian Walker 10acv
10ACV – Adrian Walker
ReplyDelete7.8 (pg.167) Q1, 3, 5
Activities:
1. The difference between absolute and relative poverty, is that absolute poverty means that you are actually poor and you have no assets or any source of income, whereas relative poverty is just when you or a family member are related to a poor or lower class family of some kind.
3. The link between education and poverty is having the right education to have the right job to have the right expenses to live. This means highly paid jobs tend to be service industries which require skill and are highly qualified workers and which people have a bachelor degree which they qualify to have these jobs. These jobs require skill and the right education meaning they have the right amount of pay to survive. Education is one of the biggest things in live because it tells you where you qualify and where your life ends up to either having a high income or in a situation of relative poverty.
5. The figures of the map of Australia shows the statistics of the poverty rates may depend on what state it is and the population. The high figures which is South Australia is because of the high employment which people find hard to find a job due to lack of transport or due to the fact that people come from a background which have a low income earnings or a migrants that come from a non-English speaking background which is difficult to find jobs. The low figures are from places where populations are low and have better opportunities for employment such as A.C.T and N.T which have low relative poverty numbers. This is because of low population and better access to schooling, shops and transport to work places.
ADRIAN WALKER 10ACV
7.7 Spatial Inequality:An Overview
ReplyDelete1. Spatial inequality is where inequalities occur and the reason for these inequalities. Spatial inequality can be identified between countries, between different areas within a country, between rural and urban settlements, within and between cities, as well as between ethnic groups.
2. The four indicators used to measure inequality is People’s health, economic resources, infant mortality rate, Daily calorie intake and access to clean water.
3. A.The state with the highest average weekly earnings is New South Wales.
B. Evidence suggest that Western Australia is growing Faster than South Australia due to the population growing faster, more homes are being built and higher unemployment rate which means the population growth is better than South Australia.
C. Tasmania is proven to be the worst state according to the criteria used on the table due to having high unemployment rate, lowest average weekly earnings as a full-time adult and having the a median population growth with the least buildings being completed and built.
4. A.Australia average for home and community care spending is around $333.
b. The state that provides the best benefits for people over 70 is Northern Territory which provides $507 per person..
C. The state that provides support at below the Australian average South Australia, Queensland and New South Wales.
5. A. The differences between incomes of the highest and lowest earnings communities in NSW are having Western out town earning least than those who live in Sydney or close to the Sydney CBD. The differences is seeking jobs in the Australian outback towns which is difficult and those in the city finding more advantage for seeking jobs which makes it easier for them.
B.The spatial inequality in the state is having the towns in the county side of NSW having lower income earnings than those who live in the city side which earn a much higher income. Those in the country have a huge disadvantage with job seeking and having low populations which have the availability of resources and community services lower than those in the city which everything is provided with jobs and suburbs which have big services to post offices, banks, shops and many more.
C. Infrastructure that has disappeared from some rural communities are maintaining a viable community, Services downsized in rural communities such as banks, schools and access to public transport and the lost of 5000 hospital beds lost and 30 hospitals closed within 7 years.
6. A. The inequalities health between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people are the indigenous people of Australia having less access to social and economic resources that increased wealth. The percentage of diseases within people is higher in Indigenous people than Non indigenous and the income earnt is much lower for Indigenous Australians.
B.The idea to improve Indigenous Australians health is by giving free vaccination to all children in those that are in Indigenous school like that one the government gives to people in state schools. Having the right education about sexual protection for indigenous Australians and having access to doctors widely around Alice Springs and those who are indigenous meaning have human rights.
Thien Frank Nguyen
ReplyDelete----------------------------------
7.7 page 165
Q1. Spatial inequality is where things are and why they are there
Q2. Four indicators; peoples health, economic resources, infant mortality rate and daily calorie intake.
Q3a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736.
b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate.
c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria.
4a. Average home and community care spending for australia is $333
b. The more they spend the more benefits they get. NT biggest benifits in Aus.
c. States provide support below the australian average are, NSW,QLD and SA.
5a. Lowest average income is $20, $185 and highest is $63 and $867.
b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney.
6a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hep B, Diabetes and blindness than non indigenous people.
b. Get better clinics
7.8 A Fair Go for All Aussies?
ReplyDelete1.
Absolute poverty is that in many developing countries has lack access to food, shelter, heath and education. Relative poverty is lack of resources in western countries and is unable to access things like many other Australians do such as entertainment and transport.
3.
The link between education and poverty is having the right education to get a good that pays well to have the right expenses to live. This means getting paid the right amount to survive.Jobs which require skill and are highly qualified workers and which people have a bachelor degree which they qualify to have these jobs. These jobs require skill and the right education meaning they have the right amount of pay to survive. Education is one of the important things in live because it helps and tells you what job your qualified for and where your life will ends up to either having a high income or in a situation of relative poverty.
5.
The figures of the map of Australia shows the statistics of the poverty rates may depend on what state it is and the population. The high figures which is South Australia is because of the high employment which people find hard to find a job due the lack of transport or due to the fact that people come from a background who are migrants that come from a non-English speaking background which makes it harder to find jobs. The low figures are from places where populations are low and have better opportunities for employment such as ACT and Northern Territory which have low relative poverty numbers. This is because of low population and better access to schooling, shops and transport to work places.
1.The term spatial inequality refers to where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities.
ReplyDelete2.The indicators for this are: Peoples health, infant mortality, economic recourses and education.
3.a)Average weekly earning are highest in Australia.
b)W.A.is growing faster than S.A. because the growth is rate is higher in Western Australia as compare to South Australia.
c)Tasmania is worse off according to the table because of its low growth rate and lowest average income.
4.a)The average that Australia spends on home and community care is $333 perperson aged over 70 years old.
b)N.T. offers the best benefits for people aged over 70.
c)NSW, OLD and SA provide benefits below the australian average.
5.a) As the news paper article states that the lowest average personal income ranges from $20, $185 and the highest from $63, $867.
b)The spatial inequality is the economic divide between the communities of Sydney.
6.a)Examples of the inequalities in health for indigenous people are: 18 still births per 100 (non-indigenous have only 6.5)hepatitis B 26% (non-indigenous below 1%) and life expectancy is 62 years as compare to 79 years for non-indigenous people.
b) More accessable and cheap education for indigenous people may help improve health.
A 'Fair go ' For all Aussies
ReplyDelete1.Absolute poverty is that in many developing countries has lack access to food, shelter, heath and education. Relative poverty is lack of resources in western countries and is unable to access things like many other Australians do such as entertainment and transport.
3.The link between education qualification is that people who do not recieve a good education can not get a good job so they usually end up in the same trade as thier father who could not afford to send them to a proper school which will mean a cycle of under qualififed education if impoverished families till one of them makes a sacrifice to send them to a better school or one gets lucky.
7.8
ReplyDelete1. Absolute poverty is the condition of having so little food, money or resources that the people, no matter where they live in the world, can barely survive.
Relative poverty is when there is no lack of sufficient resources to meet basic needs.
3. The link between qualification and poverty is that even if you have a job it does not take you out of poverty because you don’t get high pay, if you want high pay you need a qualification to get a higher paid job.
5. Reasons to explain the difference between the highest and lowest states are the location. Such as Tasmania having the highest because of the amount of area there and Western Australia is the lowest because it has a lot of free space to be used up.
1. The term ‘spatial inequality’ refers to where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities.
ReplyDelete2. Four indicators:
i. Peoples health
ii. Economic resources
iii. Infant mortality rate
iv. Daily calorie intake
3. Table:
a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736.
b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate.
c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria.
4. Graph
a. What is the average home and community care spending for Australia is $333
b. With the assumption that the more they spend the more benefits they get, NT has the best benefits package in all of Australia, but the information is not provided with what is in the benefits package and the cost may be high in NT because of the population number.
c. The states that provide support below the Australian average would be NSW, QLD, and SA
5.
a. As the news paper article states the lowest average personal income is $20, 185 and the highest is $63, 867.
b. The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney
6. Sample study
a. The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hep B, Diabetes and blindness than non indigenous people
b. Get better clinics
7.7
ReplyDelete1. The expression spatial inequality describes where inequalities are and the reasons for these inequalities.
2. Four indicators use to calculate inequality is economic resources, people’s health, daily calorie intake and infant mortality rate.
3. A) NSW
B) to show that Western Australia is growing faster than South Australia is that Western Australia had a population increase of 1.4 and Southern Australia had a population growth of 0.6.
C) The state that is worse off is Tasmania because it has the highest unemployment rate and number of homes built.
4. A) $333
B) ACT
C) NSW, SA, QLD
5. A) $43682
B) The special inequality in the state as stated in the article is ‘the richest live in Sydney, the poorest in the far flung of the state’.
C) Three examples of infrastructure that has disappeared from rural communities are banks, secondary schools and public transport.
6. A) The inequalities in health among the Indigenous and Non- Indigenous people are the Non – Indigenous people have a higher chance of contracting hepatitis B and diabetes. They also have a shorter life expectancy.
B) An idea I think that might assist in improving the health of Indigenous Australians is to make more clinics and health care centres close to Indigenous Australians are. For e.g. Redfern.
7.8 A ‘fair go’ for all Aussies
1. The difference between absolute and relative poverty is absolute poverty refers to the condition where no or so little food or resources are accessible that people scarcely live, where relative poverty is the condition of not having resources to take part in the lifestyle enjoyed by others.
3. The bond between educational qualification and poverty comes as of the fact that if you don’t have a suitable education it may direct to poverty in the future and if you are in poverty you can’t have an educational requirement.
5. Reasons to explain the variation between the highest and lowest states are the location. Such as Tasmania having the highest because of the quantity of area there and Western Australia is the lowest because it has a massive land space going to waste.
By Michael Duong
7.8 A Fair Go for all Aussies.
ReplyDelete1) Explain the difference between absolute and relative poverty.
Relative poverty is when a person has at least something to eat and has a place to live but does not have enough money to by many of their needs when on the other hand absolute poverty is when the person has nothing and has fallen under the poverty line no money no anything.
3) Outline the link between educational qualification and poverty. Give reasons to suggest why a link exists.
The link that makes poverty and educational qualification is that because of poverty there isn’t enough money to supply the child or the student to go to school and get a qualified education.
5) Outline the spatial inequality between the states and territories of Australia using the map provided. Suggest reason to explain the highest and lowest figures.
The figures of the map of Australia on page 166 shows that the statistics of the poverty rate might depend on what state it is and the population if the state. The high figures show that it is SA because of the high employment rate which the people might find hard to find a job due the lack of transport or due to the fact that people come from a background who are migrants that come from a non-English speaking background which make it harder to find jobs. The low figures are from places where populations are low and have better opportunities for employment such as ACT and Northern Territory which have low relative poverty numbers. This is because of low population and better access to schooling, shops and transport to work places.
Spatial inequality
ReplyDelete1.
Spatial inequality describes where inequalities occur and the reasons for these inequalities
2.
• People’s health and economic resources
• Infant mortality rate
• Daily calorie intake and access to clean water
• Sewerage systems and education
3.
a) In which state are average weekly earnings the highest?
NSW is the state that has the highest average weekly earning, of $736.
b)
The evidence that supports the statement of Western Australia having a higher growth rate than South Australia is the amount homes. There are 17300 homes built in Western Australia compared to 8600 home in South Australia. Hence, Western Australia also has a higher labour force.
c) According to the criteria, South Australia is overall the worse off. This is because it has a lower percentage rate than other states in all areas except for only being higher than NSW in the unemployment rate.
4.
a) Australia average for home and community care spending is about$335.
b) The state that provides the best benefits for people over 70 is Northern Territory, which provides $507 per person.
c) The states that provide below the Australian average is NSW, being the lowest; QLD, and SA.
5.
a) There is a difference of $ 43682; having Mosman being the highest of 63867 and NSW an amount of $20185.
b) The spatial inequality in the state are those who live in Sydney are richer than those that are outer towards the rest. They get jobs much more easily and are healthier.
c) Three examples of infrastructures that disappeared from some rural areas are banks, secondary schools, and public transport.
6. a) Three examples to show the inequalities between indigenous and non indigenous is non indigenous before get better education; better income; and better health care.
B ) My suggestion is that the Australian indigenous community should receive the same care just as much as the non indigenous. In fact I personally think that they should get even more than that because of what they are going through.
7.8 A ‘Fair Go’ For All Aussies?
ReplyDelete1. Absolute poverty is being in the state of poverty where you completely don’t have any resources and help from services at all. Relative poverty is where there is only lack of resources that are required to satisfy your needs and wants and that there is help available for you.
3. The link between educational qualification and poverty is that outside in the world there are many jobs that require a skill in other to be able to do. People who live in poverty wouldn’t have the opportunity to do these jobs if they don’t get the right skill which is through education. Education provides knowledge in many areas which are needed in some jobs. E.g. Tafe.
5. From the map, the states that have high figures are mostly from the southern region and the lower ones are from the west and north side. I personally believe the reasons for these rates is because of the lack of education, and the population rate , areas where there are lots of people, finding jobs would be more difficult to areas than other places that have a small population.
1.Absolute poverty is what is happening in most countries relative poverty is when you have the lack of resources or a roof on your head.
ReplyDelete3.the link between them is that if you live in poverty you don’t have the
Money to qualify in education.
5. NT and WA had the lowest figures.
Peter Pham
7.7
ReplyDelete1. The term spatial inequality is where inequalities are
2. Four indicators use to measure inequality are: economic resources, people’s health, daily calorie intake and infant mortality rate.
3. A) NSW
B) WA is growing faster than SA because Western Australia had a population growth of 1.4 and Southern Australia had a population growth of 0.6.
C) the state that is worse is Tasmania because it has the highest unemployment rate and number of homes built.
4. A) $333
B) ACT
C) NSW, SA, QLD
5. A) $43682
B) The special inequality in the state as stated in the article is ‘the richest live in Sydney, the poorest in the far flung of the state’.
C) Three examples of infrastructure that has disappeared from rural communities are banks, secondary schools and public transport.
6. A) The inequalities in health between the Indigenous and Non- Indigenous people are the Non – Indigenous people have a higher chance of contracting hepatitis B and diabetes. They also have a shorter life expectancy.
B) An idea I think that might help improve the health of Indigenous Australians is to make more clinics and health care centres close to Indigenous Australians are.
7.8
ReplyDelete1. Absolute poverty is condition having almost no food, money or resources that the people, no matter where they are,.
Relative poverty is when there is no lack of sufficient resources to meet basic needs.
3. The link between qualification and poverty is that even if you have a job it does not take you out of poverty because you don’t get high pay.
5. Reasons to explain the difference between the highest and lowest states are the location. Such as Tasmania having the highest because of the amount of area there and Western Australia is the lowest because it has a lot of free space to be used up.
1.Spatial inequality is where qualities happen and the reasons for why they happened.
ReplyDelete2.The indicators are economic recourses, infant mortality,Peoples health and education.
3.A.) nsw had the highest intake with $736.
B.) WA has a 1.4 population growth but where SA is growing at 0.6 percent rate
C.) Tasmania is the worst state because that’s what the table.
4. A.) the average home spending and community spending is $333.
B.) The northern territory has the best package for people over 70.
C.) The states that provide for that age are SA, NSW and QLD.
5. A.) the lowest income was $20, 185 and the highest was
$63, 867.
B.) The spatial inequality is the economic divide between the community of
Sydney.
6.A) the indigenous people have a higher chance of getting diseases e.g
Diabetes, STI and other diseases.
B.) they need to build more hospitals n emergency centers.
1.relative poverty is when a person has at least soemthing to eat and where to live but does not have enough money to enjoy life to the full. absolute poverty is when the person has nothing and has fallen under the poverty line and needs help form others in order to have food, clothes and shelter.
ReplyDelete3. the link between qualification and poverty is that there are many jobs out there to get but you have to have the skills for it so that you 'll be able to get the job.
5.the lowest figure are NT and WA.
1) The term “Spatial Inequality” means that there isn’t a equal spread of population around certain areas, due to not enough space or fairness.
ReplyDelete2. Four indicators:
i. Peoples health
ii. Economic resources
iii. Infant mortality rate
iv. Daily calorie intake
3. Table:
a. NSW has the highest average weekly earnings out of all the states in Australia with $736
b. The evidence that proves WA is growing faster than SA is shown by the table where WA has a 1.4% population growth rate where SA is growing at a 0.6% rate.
c. Tasmania has proven to be the worst state according to the criteria because it has the lowest statistics in all categories of the criteria.
4. A) $333
B) ACT
C) NSW, SA, QLD
5. A) $43682
b.
The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney
6.
a.
The indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hepatitis, Diabetes.
b.
Get better clinics in the area.
7.7
ReplyDelete1) The term spatial inequality means Describes where inequalities occur and the reason for these inequalities
2) The four indicates used to measure inequality is peoples health economic resources daily calorie intake access to clean water
3)a. in the Northern territory has the highest weekly earnings
b. The evidence that WA is the growing faster than SA is that the population grows by 1.4 every 12 months
c. south Australia's is worse off because the population grows 0.6 12 months
4)a. The average home care spending is $330
b. The best benefits are NSW and NT
c. NSW, SA, QLD
5)a. There is a $40 000 difference in highest and lowest earning communities
b.The spatial inequality of the states that is stated in this article is the economic divide between the community of Sydney
c.?
6)a.he indigenous people have a higher rate of catching Hepatitis, Diabetes
b.Get better clinics in the area
7.8
ReplyDelete1) The Difference between absolute and relative poverty is that absolute is people have nothing and relative is people still have something to go to
3) the link between qualification and poverty is that there are many jobs out there to get but you have to have the skills for it so that you 'll be able to get the job.
5) Reasons to explain the difference between the highest and lowest states are the location. Such as Tasmania having the highest because of the amount of area there and Western Australia is the lowest because it has a lot of free space to be used up