Globalization & Agricultural Production [AP Human Geography Unit 5 Topic 9] (5.9)

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:14 Globalization & Food
0:48 Site & Situation Factors
1:17 Global Trade Of Food
1:57 Farms In LDCs
2:30 Farms In MDCs
2:50 Global Trade Of Agricultural Products
3:31 Practice Quiz

Skills in this video:
PSO-5.E
Explain the interdependence
among regions of agricultural
production and consumption.

PSO-5.E.1
Food and other agricultural products are part
of a global supply chain.

PSO-5.E.2
Some countries have become highly
dependent on one or more export
commodities.

PSO-5.E.3
The main elements of global food distribution
networks are affected by political relationships,
infrastructure, and patterns of world trade.

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Question 1: C
Question 2: C MDCs (core countries) often have a variety of agricultural products produced in LDCs (periphery countries), this is to reduce the price of agricultural products. The creates an imbalance between the developed world and the developing world. Farmers in less developed countries become dependent on trade with developed countries.
Question 3: Farmers in core countries (MDCs) have more access to capital, advanced technology, government subsidies, and a robust infrastructure system. This allows them to produce crops cheaper and also be able to reach more markets increasing profits. Farmers in core countries, more developed countries, are also more likely to receive government subsidies making it cheaper for the farmers to produce their products.
Question 4: Farmers have less access to capital and advanced technology. This forces farmers to use more manual labor, which is less efficient. They also lack a robust infrastructure system, which makes it more difficult for them to sell their products.

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