Question

Economic Geography

Please identify one personal experience that relates to the course. The experience can be a personal anecdote or a wide-ranging reflection on one or two concepts from the course that you found especially compelling or that you connected with for a personal reason. Please share this experience or concept and why it is meaningful to you. 350-400 words

The topics that you will use for the experience are:

-Uneven development and post-industrial Landscapes

-How financial markets are linked to urban renewal and development in cities

-Vacate people's house to make a place for a new shopping mall

-Foreclosure

Answer 1

Uneven development and post-industrial Landscapes :

• Uneven development is one of the central themes of economic geography This means that the growth of the economy is uneven. For example, this inequality is found in different dimensions of the economy — in different areas — develops to different degrees and occurs at different rates — but at least uneven for geographers Development usually means uneven. This inequality can be established on the basis of many different metrics and has been elucidated on the basis of all geographical parameters — widely differing variations from all geographic inequalities for unequal international development through national regional variations has been mentioned. The primary concern of researchers to identify and articulate this type of asymmetry in various forms is then to explain it. In the educational discipline of human geography, uneven development is generally regarded as unavoidable or much less likely in the method of capitalist production is understood.
• Intangible (existing) and existing infrastructure, usually located in urban centers or advantageous locations near the waterfront, create environmentally vulnerable resources supported by industrial landscapes that need to be returned to productive uses, and in the surrounding community. The pattern of the post-industrial redevelopment project, which is evident in various forms, has been defined in many ways in this area and the designers and developers who have worked and / or analyzed them after the industrial Has made re-development difficult. In keeping with the aim of the current research, it was necessary to use several methods during the investigation that included quantitative and qualitative research methods divided into two main sections: literature review and case study research. Looking at aggregated data and performed statistical analysis. While it is possible to conclude that, as there are strong links between the many benefits and barriers identified by the survey, the survey provides clear information about the barriers and benefits associated with industrial redevelopment between the general public and redevelopment experts, considering Has been given utmost importance, leaving the other main goals of the society in place, and the activities of planning and landscape redevelopment are gradually becoming a result of design and manifestation of more economic and sociocultural forces.  

financial markets are linked to urban renewal and development in cities :A financial market can be defined as the market in which financial assets are created or transferred. The exchange of money for real goods or services includes whether an actual transaction occurred, the creation of a financial transaction or the transfer of a financial asset. Financial assets or financial instruments represent the payment of an amount of money at some time in the future as interest or dividends or a claim for periodic payments.

Financial markets help in effectively directing the flow of savings and investment in the economy to aid in the accumulation of capital and the production of goods and services. A combination of well-developed financial markets and institutions, as well as a variety of financial products and The combination of equipment suits the needs of borrowers and lenders and hence the overall economy.

Vacate people's house to make a place for a new shopping mall :

In this generation, people love shopping. And for that people, also think about making a profit. And for the business and profit, they open malls and shops. And for the malls, they want to land and we can say a huge piece of land in which they make dozens of shops, cafes, theaters and also so many fun things. Now we think that for that land what gonna they do ...? So For this, a lot of lands is needed and for that land, many poor people also vacate their houses because those who have to build shopping malls get them vacated by paying a good price to them and by breaking that houses, they makes shopping malls. So, it affects our economy, people become unemployed as well as homeless.