Name: SARAÑA, GRACE S.

Course/Year: BSED III

Class time: 7:00-8:00 MWF Score: _______________

Activity No 1: WEB BASED RESEARCH

Directions: Write a historical/famous places and landmarks found in
Europe, Africa and Australia/Oceania.

HISTORICAL/ Historical Size and income Resources Ethnicity Industrial External

Background Structures Dependency
FAMOUS /Region
PLACES

A. Europe The history of The economy of Although Major ethnic Before An external
Paris dates back Paris is based diverse, the groups Haussmann, dependency
to approximately largely natural are German most is an input
259 BC, with the on services and resources of s (1.4 buildings in from an
1.Paris, France Parisian, a Celtic commerce: of France are million), Paris were external
tribe settled on the the 390,480 of relatively Bretons (1.2 made source that is
of brick or
banks of the its enterprises, limited in million), required
wood and
Seine. In 52 BC, 80.6 percent quantity. Flemish before a task
covered with
the fishermen are engaged in France has (400,000), plaster. can proceed.
village was commerce, some coal, Catalonians Haussmann This
conquered by the transportation, iron ores, (200,000), required that dependency
Romans, founding and diverse bauxite, and Corsicans the buildings frequently
a Gallo-Roman services, 6.5 uranium; but (140,000), along the takes the
town called percent in the coal and new form of an
Lutetium. The city construction, veins are Basques boulevards approval. A
changed its name and just 3.8 deep and (130,000). be either project
to Paris during the percent in difficult to France has built or faced manager
fourth century. industry. work and are had many with cut needs to
unsuitable ethnic and stone, track
usually the
for use in the religious external
local cream-
manufacture minorities, colored dependencie
of steel. including Lutetium s closely to
Germans, limestone, ensure that a
Swiss, which gave project is
Italians, more completed
Protestants, harmony to on schedule.
Jews, the
Gypsies, appearance
and of the
Mennonites. boulevards.

Italy was a center $59.52 billion Italy has a The major According to Rome went
 of ancient Greco- (2019 variety of ethnic group the study, from being
Roman culture, est.) $200.2 natural in Italy is the the top two one of many
2. Rome, Italy and in the 15th- billion (31 resources Italians, who cities were city-states in
century, they December 2020 such as coal, account for located in the Italian Pe
ninsula to
invented the est.) All values, zinc, potash, 95% (above Lombardy: being ... since
Renaissance. unless marble, 60 millions) the most trade
Caesar, Galileo otherwise barite, of the total industrialized relations were
and Columbus stated, are in pumice, population city in Italy usually depen
were Italians. Italy US dollars. The asbestos, of Italy. The was Lecco, dent on good
was a center of economy of fluorspar, remaining closely political
ancient Greco- Italy is the third- mercury, 5% of the followed by relations.
Roman culture largest national feldspar, population Bergamo. In
and in the 15th- economy in the pyrite, consists of these areas
century they European natural gas, ethnicities almost half
invented the Union, the and crude oil like (46 and 45
Renaissance. eighth-largest reserves. Albanians, percent,
Caesar, Galileo by nominal The Italian Romanians, respectively)
and Columbus GDP in the government Ukrainians of the gross
were Italians. world, and the has complete and other domestic
13th-largest by control of its Europeans product was
GDP (PPP). mineral (2.5%); generated by
industry. Africans the industrial
(1.5%) and sector.
several
other
minorities
(1%).

B. Africa From the Great Pyramid During the Egypt is The essential
beginning of the of Giza With earliest largely components,
Dynastic Era labor estimates period, dominated at least
(2950 B.C.), royal of pyramids by one during the
1. Pyramids in tombs were approximately were ethnic Old
carved into rock $102 million constructed group: the Kingdom,
Egypt
Egyptians.
and covered with from wholly were the
But there
flat-roofed HomeAdvisor, of stone. pyramid
are also two
rectangular we estimate the Locally smaller itself,
structures known costs to build quarried groups, the containing
as “mastabas,” the Great limestone Bedouins or surmounti
which were Pyramid today was the and the ng the grave
precursors to the to be a material of Berbers. proper and
pyramids. The whopping $1.2 choice for Let's look at standing
oldest known billion the main all three of within an
pyramid in Egypt body of these enclosure on
was built these cultures high desert
around 2630 pyramids, now. ground; an
B.C. at Saqqara, while a adjacent
 for the third higher quality mortuary
dynasty's King of limestone temple; and
Djoser. quarried at a causeway
Tura (near leading down
modern to a pavilion 
Cairo) was
used for the
outer casing.

C.Australia The modern Individual Australia In the Sydney's In the 2016

history of the Income statistics also has the Western manufacturin Census,
city began with the are an indicator largest Sydney g sector there were
arrival of a First of socio- identified district, consists 405,962
Fleet of British economic status. resources 1.4% of the largely of people in
1.Sydney ships in 1788 and With other data of gold, iron population domestic- Sydney -
the foundation of a sources, such ore, lead, (n=13,426) focused and South West
penal colony by as Household nickel, retile, identify high-tech (Statistical
Income, Qualific
Great Britain. uranium, zinc as Aborigina manufacturin Area Level
ations and Occu
From 1788 to and zircon, l and/ or g such 4). Of these
pation, they help
1900 Sydney was and the Torres Strait as biotechnol 49.4% were
tell the story of
the capital of the second Islander (se ogy, food male and
the economic
British colony of opportunities
largest e Table 2). processing 50.6% were
New South Wales. and socio- resources of This is lower and female. Abori
An elected city economic status bauxite, than the advanced ginal and/or
council was of the City of cobalt, NSW electronics. Torres Strait
established in Sydney. The copper, average of Major Islander
1840. amount of limonite, 2.9%. Most manufacturin people made
income an niobium, of the g companies up 1.1% of
individual silver, Aboriginal with the
 receives is tantalum and population operations in population.
linked to a thorium. live in the Sydney The median
number of Black town include age of
factors LGA, where Arnett’s, people in
including employ Aboriginal Coca-Cola Sydney -
ment people Amatil, South West
status, age (as make up Atrium, Visy, (Statistical
for instance 2.8% of the Amcor and Area Level 4)
students and population. Rheum, was 35
retirees often
among many years.
receive a lower
others.
income),
qualifications
and type of
employment.

Name: SARAÑA, GRACE S. Course/Year: BSED III

Class time: 7:00-8:00 MWF Score: _______________

Activity No 2: Self-Check Questions

Directions: Using the data in (Figure), rank the seven regions of the world according to GDP
and then according to GDP per capita. 1 being the highest and 6 being the lowest.
 A. Ranking GDP in Millions

Regions Figures

1. East Asia and Pacific $10,450,032

2. Latin America and Caribbean $5,339,390
3. South Asia $2,288,812
4. Europe and Central Asia $1,862, 384
5. Middle East and North Africa $1,541,900
6. Sub-Saharan Africa $1,287,650

B. Ranking GDP Per Capita in Millions

Regions Figures
1. Latin America and Caribbean $9, 536
2. Europe and Central Asia $7,118
3. East Asia and Pacific $5,536
4. Middle East and North Africa $3,456
5. Sub-Saharan Africa $1,657
6. South Asia $1,482

Conclusion:
 Gross Domestic Product, the total market value of all final goods and services produced
in a country in a given year, equal to total consumer, investment and government spending, plus
the value of exports, minus the value of imports. The real GDP might be enough to indicate the
countries' economic growth.

What are the drawbacks to analyzing the global economy on a regional basis?
A region can have some of high-income countries and some of the low-income
countries. Aggregating per capita real GDP will vary widely across countries within a region, so
aggregating data for a region has little meaning.
Name: SARAÑA, GRACE S. Course/Year: BSED III
Class time: 7:00-8:00 MWF Score: _______________
Activity No 3: Self-Check
Directions: Cogently answer the following questions below.

1. What is the primary way in which economists measure standards of living?

 The most common way to measure the economy is real gross domestic product, or real
GDP. GDP is the total value of everything goods and services produced in our economy. The
word "real" means that the total has been adjusted to remove the effects of inflation.

2. What are some of the other ways of comparing the standard of living in countries around the
world?

GDP per capita doesn't count unpaid work. Unpaid work includes critical activities like in-
home child or elder care, volunteer activities, and housework. Many activities that are included
in GDP couldn't occur if there weren't these support activities.

GDP per capita doesn't effectively measure pollution, safety, and health. For example, the
government may encourage the development of an industry that spews chemicals as part of its
manufacturing process. Elected officials only see the jobs created and the standard of living
measurement only counts the value of the goods produced. 

3. What are the four other factors that determine the economic standard of living around the
world?

The four other factors that determine the economic standard of living around the world
Are:

1. Income
2. Gross domestic product (GDP)
3. Life expectancy
4. Economic opportunity