;[ project: economic growth in asia objectives understand the definitions for human capital, natural resources, capital investments, literacy rates, and entrepreneurs. describe the role of government in entrepreneurship. describe factors that affect the gdp in india, china, and japan. materials list internet, textbook, and other sources of information presentation software or internet website to create a slideshow before you begin before you begin, think about what you have learned from the previous lesson. you know that human capital, the investment in industries, and natural resources play a key role in the economy of a country. as you may recall, human capital is the investment in people by way of education and training, so they can be productive and educated citizens. capital investments are funds dedicated to machinery, factories, and technology that can contribute to economic growth. natural resources are raw materials or something found in the environment that people want or need. rates of literacy, or the ability to read and write, also contribute to the advancement of an economy. in addition, allowing entrepreneurs the opportunity to create new products and businesses is a very important factor to economic development. does india, china and japan have all of these economic factors? best way to find out is to do some research. directions research india, china, and japan’s literacy rate, human capital, capital investment, natural resources, entrepreneurship, and gdp. create a slide show that shows the literacy rate, human capital, capital investment, and support or lack of support for entrepreneurship in india, china, and japan. on the final slide, explain how these factors affect each nation’s gross domestic product. include: a title slide with a purpose and your name percentages of each economic factor--literacy rates, human capital, capital investment, and entrepreneurship of all three countries explanations of how the gdp is affected by these factors on each slide appropriate graphics for each slide cite the sources used for your presentation - click here for an apa style guide rubric click here for a printable version of the project rubric that you will be graded by. criteria points possible 20 (10) 11-19 (6-9) 6-10 (3-5) 0-5 (0-2) points earned introduction slide • title • purpose • name 10 slide displays title, purpose and name. slide only displays only two of the requirements. slide only displays one of the required pieces of information. does not have a title slide. organization • structure • introduction • conclusion 20 strong organization; effective and engaging. organization is appropriate. attempts at organization, inappropriate use of lists or bullets. introduction or conclusion; no clear organizational framework or transitions. graphics and transitions • appropriate • smooth transitions 10 graphics relate to topic; transitions smooth. graphics closely relate to topic; transitions smooth. graphics closely relate to topic; transitions not as smooth. graphics do not relate, and transitions are too fast, too slow, or not appropriate. information • accurate • countries 40 information from each country is current and accurate. includes literacy rate, human capital, capital investments, entrepreneur info, and gdp. language is functional and appropriate; descriptions may lack detail or be overdone. words may be correct but simplistic; no attempt at detail, description, or examples. word choice is limited, words are often misused, supporting detail and examples are nonexistent. final slide and sources • explanation • sources cited 20 final slide shows the correlation between these factors and gdp, sources are cited. slide explains the correlation between most factors and gdp, sources cited. some of the factors are explained but the correlation is fuzzy, sources cited. explanations are incomplete, and sources are not cited. 100 what would you like to do next?