Industrial Revolution
This is the key energy source of the Industrial Revolution.
Coal
This is the sector focused on farming and mining.
Primary Sector
GDP stand for this.
Gross Domestic Product
This is the term that refers to an invisible barrier that prevents women from achieving leadership roles.
glass ceiling
This is when a country places an import tax on a foreign product, making it more expensive for consumers to buy.
Tariff
This one measure is most determinate of a person's level of income.
education
This is the industry that first adopted mechanized production.
Textiles
This is an industry where final products are heavier than raw materials.
bulk-gaining
This is the model dividing countries into core, periphery, and semi-periphery.
Wallerstein's Model
This is the major barrier to women’s workforce participation.
culture / tradition
This is the decline of manufacturing in developed countries.
deindustrialization
These are the only two industrialized democracies to not have a woman as the head of state.
USA and France
This is the major transportation innovation that expanded industrial markets in the 19th century.
Railroads
This is the sector involving information and research.
Quaternary sector
This is the index that measures income inequality.
Gini Index
This is the index measuring gender inequality.
GII
These are large companies operating across multiple countries.
Transnational Companies
When Great Britain could no longer rely on American cotton, it relied on this colony to provide cotton for it textile mills.
Egypt
This is the country where the second wave of industrialization spread after Britain.
Germany
These are industries that can be located anywhere.
Footloose industry
These three things are what HDI measures.
income, education, life expectancy
This is the term for small loans given to entrepreneurs, especially women.
Microfinance
These are special areas with reduced trade restrictions.
Free Trade Zones (FTZs)
This region of Germany was crucial to its period of industrialization.
Ruhr River Valley
This is the term for locating factories near raw materials to reduce transportation costs.
site factor
This is a theory explaining factory location based on cost.
Weber's Least-cost theory
This is included in GNI but not GDP.
Foreign Income
This is the sector shift benefiting women’s employment the most.
tertiary
This is a strategy of producing goods domestically.
Import-substitution
This country had the first female prime minister in history.
Sri Lanka (Sirimavo Bandaranaike)