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Cambridge International Examinations
Cambridge Pre-U Certificate
9768/03
GEOGRAPHY
Paper 3 Global Themes
May/June 2014
1 hour 30 minutes
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Answer two questions, one from Section A and one from Section B.
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Section A
Answer one question from this section.
Migration and Urban Change
1
To what extent has natural increase been more important than rural-urban migration as a cause of
urbanisation?
[25]
2
Discuss the impact of remittances on donor and recipient areas affected by international migration.
[25]
Trade, Debt and Aid
3
‘Fair Trade is ineffective and does little to tackle the negative consequences of global trade.’
Examine the validity of this statement.
4
[25]
Assess the extent to which Foreign Direct Investment has greater positive than negative impacts.
[25]
The World of Work
5
To what extent is there a relationship between variations in employment structure between
countries and levels of economic development?
[25]
6
Discuss the view that informal employment is a key sector of the labour market in countries at all
levels of development.
[25]
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Section B
Answer one question from this section.
Energy and Mineral Resources
7
Discuss the influence of economic and technological factors on the availability of energy and
mineral resources.
[25]
8
‘Patterns of oil supply and demand have had significant global geographical impacts.’
Examine the validity of this statement.
[25]
The Provision of Food
9
To what extent do global patterns of food consumption have social causes and consequences?
[25]
10 ‘Subsistence bad, commercial good.’
Examine the validity of this slogan in relation to the social, economic and environmental
implications of the commercialisation of agriculture.
[25]
Tourism Spaces
11 ‘Tourism remains an industry whose importance to economic development is consistently
underestimated.’
Examine the validity of this statement.
[25]
12 Discuss the factors influencing the level of environmental impacts created in tourism spaces. [25]
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