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200

Access to this allows workers in the developed world to increase their productivity, compared to workers in the LDCs.

Technology/Machinery

200

Examples of this type of energy include power generated from wind turbines, solar panels, or flowing water.

Renewable energy

200

At 16.5% of their total population, this U.S. state has the largest amount of people who identify as Asian-American.

California

200

Areas of High Agricultural Density:

North America-Sub-Saharan Africa-South Asia-East Asia

North America

200

In 1896, the Supreme Court decision in the Plessy v. Ferguson case established this three-word phrase that legalized the segregation of public facilities.

Separate but Equal

400

This organization, along with the International Monetary Fund, provide the capital required to establish essential programs and infrastructure in the developing world.

The World Bank

400

It's the term for a place in which goods can switch from one transportation, like a railway terminal or port facility.

Break of Bulk Point

400

Before they were consumed with their beloved football teams, the city of Manchester, located in this country, is considered the first industrial city in the world.

England

400

An island state with sovereignty:

New Zealand-Madagascar-Greenland-Sri Lanka


Greenland

400

This three letter abbreviation is used for the "downtown" region of an urban area. It's known for high land values, skyscrapers, and traffic congestion during business hours.

The CBD (central business district)

600

This indicator of development is more detailed than the gross domestic product (GDP) of a country because it includes the cumulative movement of money in or out of it. 

Gross National Income (GNI)

600

While some manufacturers would rather be situated near their raw material, other companies would rather be located near them, especially if it's a bulk-gaining industry.

Customers

600

I'm in one of these two countries that are popular destinations for outsourced customer service jobs for American corporations. They're familiar with English and are willing to work for less than our minimum wage.

India and The Philippines

600

Members of OPEC:

Venezuela-United Arab Emirates-Nigeria-Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan

600

Hey you, turn on your camera and give us the four-letter name of the company that saw business skyrocket as their mobile app was downloaded 485 million times during in 2020. 

Zoom

800

Equal opportunity between them is indicated by a GII score that is close to zero. A score close to 1.0 indicates a wide gap in opportunities between them.

Genders

800

Buckle up! This American city is famous for it's basic industry that produced famous American brands like Ford, Chevrolet, and Chrysler. 

Detroit

800

Due it's proximity to the mines, this American city grew rapidly during the Industrial Revolution and is synonymous with the bulk-reducing industry of steel production. 

Pittsburgh

800

A benefactor of a transition to the fair trade model of international trade:

Workers-Producers-Corporations-Small Business

Corporations

800

Although the United States reached this mark in the 1920s, the year 2008 was very significant. Due to natural population growth and migration, over half of the global population lived in this type of settlement.

Urban areas

1000

Examples of this employment sector include: Hollenbaugh making your fries at McDonalds, Tony refereeing your paintball game, Mason cleaning your table at Halls Chophouse, and Avery taking passes at the Crowfield pool.

Tertiary Sector

1000

Examples of this three-letter abbreviation is the Swedish-owned Volvo factory in Ridgeville or Target's Global Capacities Center in Bengaluru, India.  

FDI (foreign direct investment)

1000

A perfect example of an elongated state, this European country has given the world Volvo, IKEA, the 70's pop group ABBA, and a delightful party appetizer that vegetarians would avoid.

Sweden

1000

Components of the Human Development Index:

GDP per capita-voter turnout-life expectancy-average years of education

voter turnout

1000

This population statistic is below 25 per kmin places like the Canada, Australia, and and the majority of Europe. It's over 100 per kmin South Asia and the majority of Africa.

Agricultural density

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