chapter 11 Flashcards
where was the hearth of industry
Europe (northern englands and southern scotland) in 18th century
home-based manufacturing
cottage industry
what type of jobs is industry based around
secondary secotor
three principal industrial regions and why
europe- first to industrialize
north america- a lot in southern because of low labor cost
east asia- leading manufacturing country
industrial location factors related to the cost of factors of production inside a plant
Site Factors-
three production factors
labor, capital, land
the funds to establish new factories or modernize existing ones
Capital
location factors relating to the transportation of materials into and from a factory
Situation Factors
an industry in which the inputs weigh more than the final products
Bulk-Reducing Industry-
what industries are located close to market (3)
bulk-gaining, perishable, single market
makes something that gains volume or weight during production
Bulk-Gaining Industry
a specialized manufacturer with only one or two customers
Single-Market Manufacture
what is the order of transportaion from cheapest to most expensive
ship
rail
truck
plane
The farther something is transported, the cost per KM (or mile) is _______
cheaper
a location where transfer among transportation modes is possible
Break-of-Bulk Point-
three fossil fuels
coal, petroluem, natural gas
two ways the demand for petroleum has dampend
conservation and raised gas price
The higher a country’s per capita GDP, the ______ its per capita carbon emissions
higher
turning over much of the resopnsiblility for production to independent suppliers.
outsourcing
Vertical Integration-
which a company controls all phases of a highly complex production process
acid precipitation generally doesn’t fall from where it is ___
emitted
enters a body of water at a specific location
point source pollution
water pollution that comes from a large, diffuse area
nonpoint-source pollution
there is a general ____ in prodution of steel in developing countries and a general _____ of the production of steel in developed countries
increase, decrease