Economic Sectors
Development Theories
Measures of Development
Economic Patterns
Industrialization
100

Sector that provides services like, teachers, entertainment, & police.

Tertiary

100

What is the name of Roswell's stage 3?

Take-off

100

What does GNI stand for?

Gross National Income

100

What theory states that factories will place themselves in the most cost-efficient area based on transportation costs?

Weber's Least Cost Theory

100

What were some new inventions that came with the Industrial Revolution?

seed drill, mechanical reaper, steel plow, factories, steam engine, etc.

200

Sector that largely extracts raw materials 

Primary

200

A country that is fully independent and is highly developed.

Core

200

What measure of development ranks countries on gender equality?

Gender Inequality Index (GII)

200

What term is used for when the raw materials weigh less than the final product?

Bulk Gaining

200

what is the term used to describe the de-escalation of industrial activity in an area?

deindustrialization

300

Sector of the top of society like CEO's and government officials.

Quinary

300
What level of the World Systems Theory are most LDC's classified as?

Periphery

300

What is the primary difference between GDP and GNP?

GNP records all value, including outside the borders, while GDP only records all value within the borders.

300

Would a factory be placed closer or further from the market if it were bulk-reducing?

Further

300

What stage of Rostow's stages of development is a country's industrial revolution?

stage 3/take-off

400

Sector that provides services that need a high level of education and skill like doctors and scientists.

Quaternary

400

What is the thoery that states that core countries create dependency in periphery and semi-periphery countries so they never prosper as well as core countries do.

Dependency theory

400

What measurment grades countries on factors like life expectancy, GDP, education, and literacy rates?

Human Development Index (HDI)

400

What is an area that gets delivered a bulk of goods and unpackages them to get shipped elsewhere called? for example: airports, railroad stations, and shipping docks.

Break of bulk points

400

what country was the first to industrialize?

Great Britain

500

Sector that mostly processes raw materials.

Secondary

500

What theory uses the percentage of a countries economy that is devoted to exports to predict its development level?

Commodity dependency theory

500

What country is ranked 1st in GII for 2024?

Iceland

500

What is the biggest factor that can strangely affect bulk gaining and bulk reducing?

fragility of product and or raw materials

500

What is the main reason countries became core countries faster than others?

they industrialized quicker

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