Vocab Unit 7 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 materials and crops needed 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 make goods

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Cottage industry

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5
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A series of technological advances that resulted in more complex machinery using water or steam power, faster at producing than cottage industries

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Industrial revolution

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6
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Highly industrialized area that stretched across midlatitudes of the Northern Hemisphere

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Industrial belt

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7
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The process of decreasing reliance on manufacturing jobs

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Deindustrialize

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8
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Regions with large numbers of closed factories

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Rust belt

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9
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Focused on extracting natural resources from the earth; farming, mining, fishing, forestry

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Primary sector

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10
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Focused on making products from natural resources; manufacturing, building

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Secondary sector

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11
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Focused on providing information and services to people; retail sales, medicine, housekeeping

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Tertiary sector

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12
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Focused on managing and processing information; financial analysis, software development, data science

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Quaternary sector

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13
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Focused on creating information and making high-level decisions; research, top managers in corporations or government

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Quinary sector

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14
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The potential of a job to produce additional jobs

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Multiplier effect

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15
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Factory owners would place their factories in areas where they can minimize total cost by balancing transportation costs, labor costs, and agglomeration economies

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Least cost theory

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16
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The spatial grouping of several businesses to share costs

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Agglomeration economies

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17
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Demonstrates Weber’s model; the three points are the market for a good and two resources needed to make the good

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Locational triangle

18
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Some raw materials lose bulk during processing, such as copper ore

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Bulk-reducing industries

19
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Some products gain weight during processing, such as soft drinks

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Bulk-gaining industries

20
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Highly dependent on a workforce and will want to be near a source of those workers

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Labor-oriented industry

21
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The procedure of transferring cargo from one mode of transpiration 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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Containers can be carried on a truck, train, ship, or plane

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Intermodal

24
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Because locational demands are minimal, companies can pack up and leave to a new location quickly and easily

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Footloose

25
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Spaces located at the tops of skyscrapers for a company’s executives designed to impress customers

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Front offices

26
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Less expensive office spaces for a company’s employees

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Back offices

27
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The dollar amount of all goods and services produced by a country’s citizens in one year; used interchangeably with GNI

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Gross national product

28
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The dollar amount of all goods and services produced by a country’s citizens in one year; used interchangeably with GNP

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Gross national income

29
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The dollar amount of all goods and services within a country in one year

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Gross domestic product

30
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Migrant workers sending money back to their families in their home country

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Remittances

31
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Output is divided by population which produces an 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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The portion of the economy that is monitored by the government

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Formal sector

34
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The portion of the economy not monitored by the government

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Informal sector

35
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Measure of the distribution of income within a population

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Gini coefficient

36
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The number of years a person is expected to live

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Life expectancy

37
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The percentage of a population that can read and write

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Literacy rate

38
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Differences in the privileges afforded to males and females in a society

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Gender gap

39
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A composite measure of several factors indicating gender disparity

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Gender inequality index

40
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Combines one economic measure with three social measures

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Human development index

41
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Programs enacted by international non-profit agencies

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Non-governmental organization

42
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provides loans to start or expand a buisness

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Microcredit