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What are two reasons for the increasing food consumption globally?

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Section C: The challenge of resource management

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What are two reasons for the increasing food consumption globally?

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Two reasons for increasing food consumption globally are economic development, which leads to higher incomes and greater purchasing power, and rising population, which increases the demand for food.

Explanation

A strong answer should directly address the approved learning objective to explain reasons for increasing food consumption including economic development and rising population. This question belongs to Food (optional route) within Section C: The challenge of resource management, so the response should use relevant Geography terminology, evidence, and context rather than a generic statement. The model answer is strongest when it names the key idea, links it to reasons, and keeps the explanation inside AQA GCSE Geography 8035.

Common mistake

Misunderstanding Economic Development Impact

Students often confuse economic development as the sole reason for increasing food consumption, neglecting the role of rising population.

To fix this, students should emphasize both economic development and rising population as key factors driving the increase in food consumption.

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