Unequal World

1. Country that has high economic productivity.
2. A tax imposed on imports.
4. Communities that consist of a collection of roughly constructed huts and 'lean-to' structures and having few conveniences.
7. surviving on less than US$1 a day.
10. Average number of children a woman is likely to have in her lifetime.
11. Number of deaths per 1000 babies under one year old.
12. Condition of not enough nutrition.
13. Ability to read and write.
14. Donations of money, food, goods and services made to countries in need.
15. Grants of money given by governments to producers.
16. Goods and services are traded between countries with no restrictions.
17. Country that has most people with a low economic standard of a living.

1. Condition leading to loss of fluid through bowel motions, causing dehydration.
3. Number of years expected to live.
5. Substance that slows/stops activity of a retrovirus (eg.HIV).
6. Equal access of females and males to opportunities such s education and employment
8. Practices in place, such as toilets and sewerage systems.
9. Measure of a country's level of development based on life expectancy, literacy, education and GDP per capita.
18. Body weight more than 20% than considered.
19. Measure of a country's wealth.