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Consequences of interdependence of Liverpool and accessible rural areas

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I can identify ways in which Liverpool and Aughton are interdependent and categorise costs and benefits for both places (social, economic or environmental).

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Cities are interdependent with accessible rural areas. An example of this is Liverpool and the village of Aughton. Interdependence involves flows of goods, services and labour between urban and accessible rural areas. Interdependence leads to economic, social and environmental benefits for Aughton and Liverpool. Interdependence leads to economic, social and environmental costs for Aughton and Liverpool.

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