Secondary Economic Activities Flashcards

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What factors affect the location of factories

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Labour/workforce, capital, services, transport, government policy, EU policy, markets, raw material/resource material

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What is Secondary Economy Activities

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The changing of a raw material into a finished product

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What is an input

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An input is something taken into a factory in order to make it make an output

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What is a process

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Processes are actions that take place inside a factory in order to make an output. E.g. Cutting, Baking, Chopping, Filling.

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What is an output

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An output is something developed in secondary economic activities that will be sold in the tertiary economic activities.

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What is footloose industry

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Footloose industry is manufacturing that is not tied to one location

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Why were iron and steel industries tied to coal sites

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Iron and steel industries were tied to coal sites because coal was needed to smelt the iron and steel

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Why was water power often used in Ireland in the industrial revolution

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Because little or no coal was in Ireland so water was used as a substitute

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Why are modern day light industries footloose

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Industrial estates, electricity, excellent transport, light industries product, the workforce(usually own cars), ring roads

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What is industrial inertia

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When a factory is in a location even though the reason for that location no longer exists

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The British iron and steel industries declined after 1960, why is this

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  1. Coalfields were exhausted after generations of mining. 2. New methods of working required far less coal so coalfields were abandoned. 3. Foreign steelmakers made steel cheaper snd the demand for British steel declined. 4. The coast of Britain became a more attractive place for steel industries, iron ore and polish coal could be imported to coastal steel industries
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Name a heavy and light industry

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Intel and RUSEL Aughinish

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Why did Intel locate in Leixlip

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Government policy: grants and tax incentives
EU Policy: free trade with other EU countries
Ireland is an English speaking country

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Why did RUSAL locate on the Shannon

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Location: Aughinish Island is very big and can store waste
Transport: Ships can come into the Shannon from Africa with bauxite
Government policies: RUSAL have a pollution control license from EPA
Labour: Many employees live in nearby towns like Newcastle Foynes
Services: water telecommunications and electricity are accessible there

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