Industrialization
Outsourcing
Export Processing Zones
Economic Activities
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Define Industrialization

the process by which economic activities on the earth's surface evolved from producing basic, primary goods to using factories for mass-producing goods for consumption.

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What are the main reasons why companies outsource

To reduce production costs

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How do export processing zones differ from other zones

The zones are typically located in the vicinity of ports of air and sea

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What are the main types of economic activities

primary (extraction of natural resources), secondary (manufacturing), tertiary (services), and quaternary (knowledge-based services)

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Define geography

the study of the diverse environments, places, and spaces of Earth's surface and their interactions

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What led to Industrialization

Industrial evolution 

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What role does technology play in outsourcing

businesses can make the outsourced process more efficient, better, and safer

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What are the key industries that use the EPZ

high-tech and science parks, finance zones, logistics centers, and even tourist resorts

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What factors influence the location of economic activities

the availability of resources, infrastructure, labor, market access, government policies, and economic climate

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Define scale

the relationship of a feature's length on a map to its actual distance on Earth

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What countries are behind in industrialization

Eastern Europe, Africa, and parts of Asia

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What are the risks of outsourcing

Loss of control, communication issues, security breaches, unexpected costs, and potential quality decline


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How can EPZ be more useful long term

focus on sustainability, diversification, and integration with the local economy, while also ensuring fair labor practices and environmental protection

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Define economic activites

all actions related to the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, including buying, selling, and working, and are essential for fulfilling needs and driving economic growth

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Define hearth

the original location or region where a cultural element, like an agricultural practice, religion, or language, first developed and then spread to other areas

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What are the ways that industrialization impacted the environment during the early stages of industrialization

increased pollution of air and water, deforestation, resource depletion, habitat destruction, and urban overcrowding

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What are the pros and cons of outsourcing 

cost savings and efficiency gains to a greater competitive advantage. On the other hand, loss of control over the outsourced function is often a potential business risk

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What are the benfits of EPZ

tax incentives, streamlined regulations, and improved infrastructure

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Pros of economic activities

job creation, increased revenue and tax income, improved quality of life, and enhanced infrastructure

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What are the different diffusion

relocation diffusion, expansion diffusion (which includes contagious diffusion, hierarchical diffusion, and stimulus diffusion), and network diffusion

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How did Industrialization affect women's roles in the workforce

growing numbers of women entered the paid workforce

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What type of industries are most likely to use outsourcing

IT and software development, finance and accounting, healthcare, manufacturing, and customer service

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What is the Export Processing Zone 

industrial estates or trade enclaves in developing countries that offer incentives, like tax breaks and relaxed regulations, to attract foreign investment for manufacturing and processing goods primarily for export

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Cons of economic activities

environmental damage, income inequality, and market failures

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Define spatial patterns

an analytical tool used to measure the distance between two or more physical locations or items.

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