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APHG Unit 6- Industrialization & Economic Develo ...

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  • An industry with no ties to one particular location is called
    bulk-reducing
    technopole
    footloose
    bulk-gaining
  • In Rostow's Stages of Development what is needed to move a country from stage 1 to 2?
    a traditional economy
    infrastructure
    availability of land
    better working conditions
  • When the HDI measures a countries access to knowledge it includes:
    all of the above
    literacy rates
    pupil to teacher ratio
    average years of schooling
  • The location where transfer among transportation modes takes place is known as a
    break-of-bulk point
    bulk-reducing industry
    bulk-gaining industry
    just-in-time delivery
  • Gaining control over aspects of the production process is called
    outsourcing
    vertical integration
    closed shop
    horizontal integration
  • All of the following are assumptions made by Weber's Least Cost Theory EXCEPT:
    Transportation costs directly reflect the weight of an item
    There is a single product being shipped to a single market
    labor is hard to find
    The area is completely uniform
  • Which of the following states is not part of "auto alley?
    Michigan
    Louisiana
    Illinois
    Alabama
  • All of the following are causes of de-industrialization EXCEPT:
    decreased desire by MDCs to do low skilled work
    less demand for motor vehicles
    globalization
    free trade laws
  • Which form of transportation is the most expensive to use for shipping resources/products?
    ships
    trucks
    airplanes
    trains
  • An American company opening a maquiladora in Mexico is an example of
    Fordist production
    outsourcing
    vertical integration
    just-in-time delivery
  • What are small loans to businesses and individuals in LDCs called?
    small loans
    microloons
    tiny loans
    microloans
  • The most important site factor that we have discussed on a global scale is
    labor
    land
    capital
    transporation
  • De-industrialization, as seen in Detroit, can lead to all of the following EXCEPT
    higher priced commodities
    a call for political oversight
    social tensions
    unemployment
  • According to Hotelling, businesses will locate...
    in maquiladoras
    far from similar businesses as possible
    in special economic zones
    close to similar businesses
  • The clustering of parts manufacturers around major assembly plants illustrates
    international division of labor
    zone of proximal distance
    right-to-work laws
    just-in-time delivery
  • Which of the following is not considered to be one of the Four Asian Tigers?
    Singapore
    Taiwan
    South Korea
    Malaysia
  • Which of the following countries served as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution?
    Germany
    England
    Spain
    France
  • Losch's Zone of profitability states that businesses will often times create
    centralizations
    deglomerations
    decentralizations
    agglomerations
  • The value of the output of goods and services produced in a country in a year is known as
    value added
    purchasing power parity
    gross national income
    gross domestic product
  • An industry in which wages paid to employees constitutes a high percentage of expenses
    footloose industry
    cottage industry
    labor-intensive industry
    high-wage industry
  • Why would a bottling industry locate near consumers?
    it's a bulk reducing industry
    it's a bulk gaining industry
    because of fair trade laws
    it has a Fordist model of production
  • Wallerstein's World System Theory argues:
    Core countries focus on the extraction of raw materials
    Some countries benefit while others are taken advantage of
    The periphery has capital-intensive production
    LDCs develop at the expense of MDCs
  • This type of transportation offers the greatest flexibility but is one of the most expensive
    airplanes
    pipelines
    trucking
    railroads
  • Manufacturing jobs are considered to be part of the _____ sector
    primary
    secondary
    tertiary
    quaternary
  • Nolan's Growth Stage Model looks at the role of what in business?
    social inequalities
    environment
    technology
    labor
  • A right to work state...
    makes unions illegal for employees
    gives employees the option to join a union in their field
    forces employees to join a union in their particular field
    allows unions to exist but outlaws collective bargaining
  • Which of the following organizations gives loans for development?
    IMF
    NAFTA
    OPEC
    World Bank
  • Countries moving away from communism and towards capitalism are usually categorized as
    second world
    fourth world
    first world
    third world
  • Which of the following is not a factor that is used to determine HDI?
    Decent standard of living
    Access to knowledge
    Long and healthy life
    gender equality
  • A country trying to be self-sufficient can run into all of the following issues EXCEPT
    the need for a large complex bureaucracy
    international competition
    low quality goods
    high priced goods