chapter 19 Categories of industry Flashcards

1
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industry

A

economy is formed by diff industries
primary or extractive: natural resources
secondary: construction and manufacturing
tertiary: hotels, gvt services etc

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2
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factors of production

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the resources available to help you produce consumer goods

together they govern the standard of living

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3
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list factors of production

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1 Land
2 Labour
3 Capital
4 Enterprise

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4
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Land

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fixed supply
reward- rent
refers to physical land and other natural resources extracted from land, sea, air
eg wind power, forestry

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5
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labour

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size and age of population, skilled or unskilled
no. and type of people used to produce goods/ services
reward- wage

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6
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capital

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anything that is man-made that helps in the production of goods and services eg machinery, equipment, money
reward- interest

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7
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enterprise

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human willingness to take on a financial and personal risk in setting up a business in return for a profit
combines all factors
reward- profit

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8
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renewable resources

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will not run out if carefully managed
solar power
wood
wind

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9
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non-renewable resources

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limited supply- become extinct
oil
natural gas
coal

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10
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primary sector

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take raw materials from nature

extractive industry

good for balance of trade and balance of payments(reduced imports increased exports)

receive financial support from EU to help with competitiveness

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11
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agriculture industry

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major industry

valuable raw materials

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12
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agriculture employment

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4%

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13
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agriculture exports

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6% largest beef exporters in the EU

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14
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agriculture problems

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farms are small
farmers are old
cyclical industry -income
CAP
extreme weather conditions
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15
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fishing industry

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small

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16
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fishing employment

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11,000

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17
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fishing exports

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to Europe, Africa, and Far East

18
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fishing problems

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overfishing
CFP- quotas
licensing system
pollution disease

19
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forestry industry

A

3rd lowest cover in Europe

Coillte

20
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forestry employment

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1,100

21
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forestry exports

A

none

22
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forestry problems

A

grants needed to encourage growth

rely on imports

23
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list importance of primary sector

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1 employment
2 export thus improving balance of payments
3 consumers Irish products
4 provide food for the country

24
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importance of primary sector

1 employment

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pay wages
pay taxes to the gvt.
helps standard of living

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importance of primary sector

2 export thus improving balance of payments

A

wood and beef

brings in revenue

26
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importance of primary sector

3 consumes Irish products

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farmers buying machinery

fishermen buying boats

27
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importance of primary sector

4 provides food for the country

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heat for Irish citizens- peat

28
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4 changing trends in the primary sector

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1 increased investment in wind and solar energy
2 growth in veganism- Irish beef and chicken affected
3 EU milk quota abolished in 2015
4 increased pressure for beef prices to fall- Lidl and Dunnes, isn’t viable for farmers

29
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secondary sector

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takes raw materials from the primary sector, processes these raw materials and produces finished goods to sell
15% of the total global market for infant formula is supplied by Irish businesses

30
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importance of manufacturing

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1 employment
workers receive wages
2 exports
balance of payments
3 consumer of Irish raw materials
purchases from the primary sector
provides important income for farmers, fishermen etc
taxes to gvt.
31
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changing trends in manufacturing

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1 competition from low wage economies
TNCs leaving Ireland
2 capital intensive
fewer employees
3 TNCs have established in Ireland to gain access to EU trading bloc
4 increase in minimum wage and insurance
32
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A

in 2014 Ireland was the 7th largest exporter of pharmaceutical products in the world😮

33
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list importance of construction

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1 employment
2 consumes Irish raw materials
3 builds infrastructure
4 capital investment

34
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importance of construction

1 employment

A

labour intensive

gvt. receives taxes

35
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importance of construction

2 consumes Irish raw materials

A

primary sector

36
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importance of construction

3 builds infrastructure

A

Irish citizens and businesses

37
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importance of construction

4 capital investment

A

new schools
linking the Luas lines
provides a boost to Irish economy

38
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trends in secondary sector

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1 growth of Irish PLSs eg Glanbia, Kerry Group in the agri- food sector
2 recovery of construction sector since the global recession
3 large presence of pharma firms eg Pfiser, Johnson and Johnson
4 growth of automation, increased production levels

39
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services/ tertiary

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gives a service not a product
employs almost 75% of ppl in the Irish economy
90% of Irish businesses are in the service industry
tourism is an important tertiary industry
provides taxes (corporation tax, PAYE, eyc) to exchequer

40
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trends in tertiary service

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1 poor/ limited broadband in rural areas
2 expensive commercial rates
3 Brexit uncertainty 
4 higher wage demands
5 online sales negatively impacting retail stores
6 more discount retailers eg LIDL
7 increased automation eg self checkout
41
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importance of tertiary

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1 employment
2 invisible exports eg financial services, brings revenue
3 attracting TNCs, need services to set up