PRESENTATION OUTLINE
GDP Per Capita is how much money an average person in makes in a year, within a specific country
This picture shows how GDP Per Capita affects people socially, because the person on the left lives in a country with low GDP so he has to work a lot, and the person on the right lives in a country with high GDP, so
he doesn't have to work a lot, so he could go out on vacation
Because the GDP Per Capita for teachers are getting low, the teachers are going on strike. This will have a negative impact socially because during the strike students won't be able to go to school because all the teachers will be on strike.
GDP Per Capita is connected to the the 3Ls, because is a country has a high GDP per capita then the literacy rates, living standards and life expectancy will be high, that is because there are a lot of money to go around to build more schools, hire more teachers, build a water system that has clean water, build more hospitals, train and hire more doctors.
If the GDP PER CAPITA is low then the literacy rate, life expectancy, and living standards will be low, because there isn't a lot of money in the country make a better education system and health system.
This picture shows how if a country's GDP a per capita keeps on increase, how the country could change. (It would change this much this was the only picture I could find)
This picture shows that if a country's GDP per capita keeps on decreasing how much a country could change ( A country would change this much this was the only picture I could find)
Canada has a high GDP Per Capita so our economy is really good. Also, we have a high Literacy rate, Life Expectancy and Living Standards, so our Quality of Life is high.
- Canada has a high GDP Per Capita so our economy is really good. Also, we have a high Literacy rate, Life Expectancy and Living Standards
Haiti has a low GDP Per Capita, because of the earthquake that happened in 2010. Even though lots of people around the world have sent things to help out Haiti, the Quality Of Life and GDP Per Capita there is still low.