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Where in the world?

Back to back task: one partner faces the board and describes the image, the other facing the back of the room with 4 colouring pencils, a pencil and their book.

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Task Use the spider diagram below to write a paragraph explaining why IT jobs might be relocated to India.

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Discuss the reasons for India’s growth in the global economy (9 marks) The global economy is… Bangalore contributes to the global economy by… The first reason for it’s growth is… Secondly… However…