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Geography Final

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  • Most adults live in rural areas and work in agriculture.
    developing country
  • A business that has operations all over the world.
    multinational corporation
  • The former Official South African policy of separating people according to race and giving most of the political and economic power to whites.
    apartheid
  • The unequal distribution of wealth and resources in a specific geographic area.
    spatial inequality
  • The ability of one country to produce a good or provide a service at a lower cost or more effectively than another country.
    comparative advantage
  • The total fertility rate needed for a population to replace itself. It is about 2.1 in most developed countries.
    replacement rate
  • The build-up of salt in soil or water.
    salinization
  • use to indicate the absolute location of any place on Earth
    global grid
  • The hiring of someone outside a company to do work that was once done by the company’s own workers.
    outsourcing
  • the movement of large numbers of people to cities
    urbanization
  • An independent country whose people mostly share a common identity.
    nation-state
  • The study of human populations and how they change.
    demography
  • They earn at least $7,000 a year.
    global consumer class
  • Involves filling in empty or run-down parts of a city with new developments.
    infill
  • A small business with few or no employees.
    micro-enterprise
  • Policyto attract more foreign business than other parts of China because they offer companies that locate there greater freedom.
    special economic zones
  • changes in shape, size, and position of features that occur when representing the Earth on a flat map
    distortion
  • The kind of work a person does depends mainly on that person’s sex.
    gender-based division of labor
  • A condition in which countries have strong economic ties and depend on each other for resources, technology, trade, and investment.
    economic interdependence
  • How fast a country's population is growing each year.
    rate of natural increase
  • how its people make a living
    economic activity map
  • The condition that occurs when people don't have enough clean fresh water to meet their everyday needs.
    water stress
  • an area with one or more features that set it apart from other areas
    region
  • A legal border that separates urban land from rural land.
    urban growth boundary
  • How has the Employment Equity Act affected job opportunities in South Africa since 1998?
    opened jobs to all ethnic groups
  • A feeling of pride and loyalty toward one’s country.
    nationalism