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Industry
using machines and large-scale processes to convert raw materials to manufactured goods
Raw Materials
basic substances needed to manufacture finished goods
Market
place where products are sold
Cottage Industry
small home-based business making goods
Industrial Revolution
1800's series of technological advantages
Industrial Belt
workforce stretching across midlatitudes (europe etc)
Deindustrialize
decreasing reliance on manufacturing jobs
Rust Belt
northern industrial states, migrating for cheap machine labor
Primary Sector
extraction of natural resources from the earth
Secondary Sector
making products from natural resources
Tertiary Sector
providing info and services to ppl
Quaternary Sector
managing and processing info
Quinary Sector
creating info + making high level decisions
Multiplier Effect
potential of a job to produce additional jobs
Least Cost Theory
key decisions made by businesses ab where to locate factories
Agglomeration Economies
spatial grouping of several businesses to share costs
Locational Triangle
market for a good and two resources needed to make it
Bulk Reducing Factories
producing smth that was much heavier pre production
Bulk Gaining Industries
producing smth small into smth bigger/heavier
Labor Oriented Industry
highly dependant on a workforce
Break of Bulk
transferring cargo from one mode of transportation to another
Containerization
system which goods are loaded into a standard shipping unit
Intermodal
can be carried on a truck, train, ship or place
Footloose businesses
can pack up + leave to a new location easily + quickly
Front Offices
places designed to impress clients
Back Offices
less expensive office spaces
Remittances
money sent to friends + family to the country person left
Gross National Product/Income
$$ of goods + services produced by a country's citizens per year
Gross Domestic Product
$$ of all final goods + services produced within a country in a year
Per Capita
amount per person
Purchasing Power Party
measure of what similar goods cost in diff countries
Formal Sector
portion of the economy that's monitored by gov
Informal Sector
portion of the economy not monitored by gov
Gini Coefficient
measure of income distribution within a pop (range: 0-1)
Life expectancy
average number of years people live
Literacy Rate
% of pop that can read and write
Gender Gap
privilege differences between males + females
Gender Inequality Index
composite measure of several factors indicating gender disparity
Human Development Index
combines GNI w life expectancy, expected yrs of schooling, average yrs of schooling
Non-Governmental Organizations
international non-profit agencies
Microcredit (microfinance)
provide loans to start/expand a business