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What is the difference between World System Theory and Dependency Theory?
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What is the difference between World System Theory and Dependency Theory?
What is the difference between World System Theory and Dependency Theory?
While, the dependency theory states that the periphery countries will provide a range of services to the core developed countries. These core developed countries will in return, control the development of these periphery developing countries.
So, you could say that they are both quite similar to each other
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hey, well I do geography a-level and we also do this. The difference between them is that in the world systems theory, the core developed countries benefit the most, while the periphery developing countries benefit the least. Also, the semi-periphery countries are in the middle, as they benefit more from the periphery developing countries but benefit less than the core developed countries. The periphery developing countries provide the core developed countries and semi-periphery developing countries with raw materials, for consumption and for manufacturing. While, the core developed countries use the semi-periphery developing countries as cheap areas, for manufacturing and locations for services, such as call centres.
While, the dependency theory states that the periphery countries will provide a range of services to the core developed countries. These core developed countries will in return, control the development of these periphery developing countries.
So, you could say that they are both quite similar to each other
hey, well I do geography a-level and we also do this. The difference between them is that in the world systems theory, the core developed countries benefit the most, while the periphery developing countries benefit the least. Also, the semi-periphery countries are in the middle, as they benefit more from the periphery developing countries but benefit less than the core developed countries. The periphery developing countries provide the core developed countries and semi-periphery developing countries with raw materials, for consumption and for manufacturing. While, the core developed countries use the semi-periphery developing countries as cheap areas, for manufacturing and locations for services, such as call centres.
While, the dependency theory states that the periphery countries will provide a range of services to the core developed countries. These core developed countries will in return, control the development of these periphery developing countries.
So, you could say that they are both quite similar to each other
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