ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - industry Flashcards

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what does primary sector of industry do?

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  • extraction of raw materials from land

- growing, mining, fishing etc

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what does secondary sector of industry do?

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  • process and manufacture products from raw materials

- textile, automobile production of parts

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what does tertiary sector of industry do?

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  • provide a service and selling

- education, transport, entertainment, tourism

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what does quaternary sector of industry do?

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  • incorporate a high degree of research and tech and employ highly qualified people
  • science, research, development etc
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what is a sector shift?

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changes in the relative importance of the economic sectors over time

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what is an input?

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things needed to make or create a product, may be physical or human, money or raw materials

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what is the processes part?

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the events or activities that take place to make a product, eg assembling a car

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what are the outputs?

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the finished product that is sold to a consumer

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what is a global shift in manufacturing?

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  • where operations are re-locating to developing countries
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what is the primary sector in apple products?

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cobalt and metal

- mined from democratic republic of the Congo

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what is cobalt used for in phones?

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key element in lithium-ion rechargeable batteries

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how many child labourers work in the DCR mines?

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40,000

- work for 12 hrs a day sums up to 1 pound of work

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are cobalt mines dangerous?

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  • no safety measures or protective gear that follow regulations
  • health problems caused from mining + drinking water that was mixed with minerals and cobalt
  • can cause tumours
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why do they use cheap child labour?

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  • Chinese and Indian companies profit from this
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what are the environmental impacts of cobalt mining?

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  • tropical rainforest areas being destroyed

- gorilla habitats

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why doesn’t apple bring manufacturing to US?

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cost then $4.2 billion, because of high taxes and labour costs

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what is the secondary part of apple?

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  • Foxconn, Shenzhen

- has 12 factories inside

18
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why is the secondary sector located in china, Shenzhen?

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big population

  • relatively skilled
  • pearl delta river near to easy distribution
  • flat = developed
  • no extreme weather
  • close to hong kong
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what is the Foxconn factory like?

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  • covers around 3km2
  • swimming pools
  • dorms
  • stores
  • 1/4 of working population in the factory lives in these dorm
  • near lots of small towns
20
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what is an agglomeration?

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when similar companies work together, advantages

21
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what are the push and pull factors of working in Foxconn?

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  • young migrant workers in rural areas get $2 per day compared to $1.75 an hour
22
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what is the huko system?

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migration control system

- can only get jobs at the province you were born in

23
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what are the disadvantages to Foxconn?

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  • lost of suicides, bad working conditions
  • there was explosions because there were no regs
  • combustible gases and dust explosion because of cut costs
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what is the tertiary part of apple?

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everywhere that sells apple products

- mainly more developed countries

25
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what is the quaternary part of apple?

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apple headquarters

  • Silicon Valley
  • its a footloose industry= not tied to any location in particular
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what does the headquarters do?

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  • use highly advanced tech to make products or designs

- employ high tech workers

27
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how do they attract highly educated workers?

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○ Good working conditions
○ Located in a good city
○ High pay
○ Good machines/equipment

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what is attractive about Silicon Valley that apple put their headquarters there?

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○ Close to airports san Francisco
○ Large urban markets
○ Companies clustered together to share ideas: agglomeration
○ Close to beach
○ Close to universities, stanford so they get the grads from them

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positives about the industry?

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Employment,
Development of economy,
Infrastructural development,
Development of transport – roads/railways/airports Development of skills
Income generation and multiplier effect Increased taxation