ch18 Flashcards

1
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the process of using machines and large-scale processes to convert raw materials into manufactured goods

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industry

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2
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the basic substances such as minerals and crops needed to manufacture finished goods

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raw materials

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3
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a place where products are sold

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market

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4
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small home-based businesses that made goods

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cottage industries

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5
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a series of technological advances starting in the 18th century

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Industrial Revolution

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6
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it stretched across the Northern Hemisphere’s midlatitudes, including the northeastern and midwestern US, much of Europe, part of Russia, and Japan.

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Industrial belt

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7
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process of decreasing reliance on manufacturing jobs

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deindustrialize

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8
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regions that have large #’s of closed factories

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rust belts

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9
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extracting natural resources from the Earth
- farming
- mining

  • high risk and labor
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primary sector

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10
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making products from natural resources
- manufacturing

  • wages vary greatly
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secondary sector

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11
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providing information and services to people
- retail

  • wages vary widely
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tertiary

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12
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managing and processing information
- data science
- software development

  • small % of employees
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quaternary

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13
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creating information and making high-level decisions
- research

  • high income
  • small % of employees
  • decisions leading many
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quinary

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14
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the potential of a job to produce different jobs

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multiplier effect

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15
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  • explains the key decisions made by businesses about where to locate factories
  • German economist Alfred Webber
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least cost theory

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16
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spatial grouping of several businesses to share costs

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agglomeration economies

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17
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three points of the triangle are the market for a good and 2 resources needed to make the good

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locational triangle

18
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raw materials lose bulk during processing

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bulk-reducing industry

19
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raw materials gain bulk during processing

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bulk-gaining industry

20
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  • highly dependent on a workforce and will want to be near a source of labor workers
  • dependent on the quantity of labor
  • located near potential workforce
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labor-dependent industry

21
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the procedure of transferring cargo from one mode of transportation to another

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break of bulk

22
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the system in which goods are loaded into a standardized shipping unit

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containerization

23
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  • can be carried on a truck, train, ship, or plane
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intermodal

24
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businesses can pack up and leave to a new place quickly

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footloose

25
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expensive, bouge office spaces

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front offices

26
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cheap offices

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back offices

27
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the total value of goods produced and services provided by a country during one year, equal to the gross domestic product plus the net income from foreign investments.

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gross national product

28
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the total amount of money earned by nations people and businesses

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gross national income

29
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the $ amount of all final goods and services produced within a country in one year

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gross domestic products

30
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sending earnings back to people at home

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remittances

31
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amount per person

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per capita

32
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a measure of what similar goods cost in different countries

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purchasing power parity

33
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portion of the economy that is monitored by the government so people follow regulations and pay taxes

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formal sector

34
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portion of the economy that is not monitored by the government
- activities are done w/o pay
- activities are legal if reported
- drug and identity theft are always illegal

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informal sector

35
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the distribution of income within a population

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Gini coefficient

36
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of years a person is expected to live

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life expectancy

37
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% of the population that can read or write

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literacy rate

38
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differences in privileges afforded to males and females in the society

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gender gap

39
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a composite measure of several factors indicating gender disparity
- reproductive health
- empowerment
- labor market participation

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gender inequality index

40
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combines economic measure w 3 social measures (life xpct., xpctd yrs of schooling, avg yrs of schooling)

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human development index

41
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several programs enacted by governments and int non-profit agencies empowering women to find jobs outside homes

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non-governmental organization

42
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providing loans for women start/expand businesses

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microcredit