Key words

Word 1

THINKTANK

• doubt about whether something is true or will work
• an organisation that studies an issue and publishes research and advice
• needing a lot of people or effort for each unit of output
• a number that estimates what will happen in the future

Word 2

METHODOLOGY

• an organisation that studies an issue and publishes research and advice
• needing a lot of people or effort for each unit of output
• doubt about whether something is true or will work
• the system a researcher uses to collect and analyse data

Word 3

CAPACITY

• the maximum amount of power or resources something can use or hold
• needing a lot of people or effort for each unit of output
• the system a researcher uses to collect and analyse data
• an organisation that studies an issue and publishes research and advice

Word 4

PROJECTION

• a country’s independent control over key decisions and resources
• the maximum amount of power or resources something can use or hold
• a number that estimates what will happen in the future
• an organisation that studies an issue and publishes research and advice

Word 5

INTENSIVE

• a number that estimates what will happen in the future
• an organisation that studies an issue and publishes research and advice
• the system a researcher uses to collect and analyse data
• needing a lot of people or effort for each unit of output

Word 6

SCEPTICISM

• doubt about whether something is true or will work
• basic systems a country needs, such as roads, grids or datacentres
• a country’s independent control over key decisions and resources
• an organisation that studies an issue and publishes research and advice

Word 7

INFRASTRUCTURE

• basic systems a country needs, such as roads, grids or datacentres
• a country’s independent control over key decisions and resources
• the maximum amount of power or resources something can use or hold
• a number that estimates what will happen in the future

Word 8

SOVEREIGNTY

• an organisation that studies an issue and publishes research and advice
• basic systems a country needs, such as roads, grids or datacentres
• a country’s independent control over key decisions and resources
• needing a lot of people or effort for each unit of output