UNIT 7 - INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS AND PROCESSES Flashcards

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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

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Improvements to and advancements in industrial technology.
- the process of using machines and large-scale processes to convert raw materials into manufactured goods.

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PRIMARY ECONOMIC SECTOR

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Jobs and activities that directly extract materials from earth through agriculture, mining, fishing, or forestry.

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SECONDARY ECONOMIC SECTOR

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Manufacturers that process, transform, and assemble raw materials into products

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TERTIARY ECONOMIC SECTOR

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Provides services to people
Ex. retail, sales, automotive repair, plumbing, restaurants

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QUATERNARY ECONOMIC SECTOR

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Knowledge based sector including research, development, business consulting, financial services, education

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QUINARY ECONOMIC SECTOR

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Highest level of decision making, top officials in government and business

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LEAST COST THEORY

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Predict location of manufacturing site relative to location of resources needed to produce the product .

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BULK REDUCING INDUSTRY

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(Material oriented) Raw materials are heavier than final product (ex. copper, coal)

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BULK GAINING INDUSTRY

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(market oriented) Final product is heavier than raw materials (Ex, Soda, cars)

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BREAK OF BULK POINT

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Might be better to break raw materials into smaller parts before shipping them. The location where transfer among transportation modes is possible.

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WEBER’S LEAST COST MODEL

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Factory owners think about three things when deciding on a location.
Ex. transport costs, labor costs, and agglomeration economies.

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