UK Human Landscapes Key Words

3. when communities benefit from local universities which provide employment opportunities and increase use of services such as pubs and shops
4. the difference between immigrants and emigrants
7. change in ownership of services from the public to the private sector
9. when cities and towns merge to form one large urban area
11. the part of the economy made up of jobs that involve specialised services
12. finding a wider range of activities to enable farms to survive (e.g. holiday lets)
14. dependents people aged between 0 and 14
16. shifting of shopping and employment away from the CBD
17. people aged between 15 and 64
20. meeting the needs of today whilst also considering future needs
21. people leaving the inner city to live in the suburbs
23. an economy based on specialised services and skills.
24. the most densely populated towns and cities
25. closure of industries leading to decline
26. measure of wealth, access to services, employment, health etc.
28. companies that operate in more than one country
29. the part of the economy made up of jobs that involve extracting raw materials

1. the part of the economy made up of jobs that involve services
2. when high-income earners move to former working class areas and improve the area
5. the free flow of goods and services without tariffs
6. movement of people away from urban areas
8. people aged over 65
10. areas away from the urban core
13. the number of people living in an area, expressed as people per km2
15. places where the governments offer incentives for companies to invest in an area (e.g. reduced taxes)
16. lots of people living in an area
18. the part of the economy made up of jobs that involve manufacturing raw materials
19. land use zone dominated by commercial functions
22. when an area has a change of image
27. few people living in an area