Revolutions
The increased use of machines to perform work is called this.
Mechanization
The Green Revolution began in this country.
Mexico
Industrial Location Theory says businesses seek to maximize this.
Profit
Highly developed countries dominate this part of the World Systems Model
Core
Goods brought into a country are called these
Imports
Industrialization caused many people to move from rural areas to cities, a process called this.
Urbanization
The Green Revolution began around this decade
1950's
Companies sometimes move factories to developing countries to reduce these.
Labor Costs
Lower-income countries supplying inexpensive labor and raw materials often belong here.
Periphery
Goods sold to another country are called these.
Exports
During the First Industrial Revolution, many workers left farms to work in these.
Factories
The Green Revolution dramatically increased worldwide production of this.
Food
Similar or related businesses locating near one another is called this.
Agglomeration
The network connecting producers, transportation, factories, and consumers is called this.
Supply Chain
Exporting more than you import produces this.
Trade Surplus
This transportation invention became an important symbol of the First Industrial Revolution.
Locomotive/Railroad
Increased food production helped support continued worldwide growth of this.
Population
A weight-gaining industry will often locate the factory closer to this
Market ( Consumers)
A country relying heavily on the export of one or a few primary products may suffer from this.
Commodity Dependence
This organization develops and oversees rules for international trade.
World Trade Organization ( WTO)
The Industrial Revolution began in the country.
England
The Green Revolution provided evidence against the population theory of this thinker.
Robert Malthus
A weight-losing industry often benefits from locating near these materials.
Raw Materials
Wars, pandemics, or natural disasters can disrupt this international network of production and transportation.
Supply Chain
Tariffs and other barriers designed to protect domestic industries are called this.
Protectionism