Types of Industry
An industry that prefers to be close to its consumer, keeping transportation costs down, due to the large size of the final product.
What is a Bulk-gaining industry?
The form of transportation is best used for short, one day trips.
What are trucks?
A farmer
What is primary sector?
What is social and economic?
The Industrial Revolution started in this country.
What is Great Britain?
Type of industry that wants to locate near their market because their product has a short shelf life.
What is a Perishable Produce Industry?
The form of transportation best used for cross country trips.
What are trains?
A lawyer
What is Tertiary Sector?
The short, 3 letter acronym, that refers to a very high developed country that has progressed further along the development continuum
What is a "MDC"?
The Industrial Revolution started in this time period.
What is the 1750s?
An industry that prefers to be close to its consumer because it only has 1 or 2 customers.
What is a Single-Market industry?
Form of transportation that is the slowest.
What are ships?
A high school teacher.
The short, 3 letter acronym, that refers to a very low developed country that has not progressed further along the development continuum
What is "LDC?"
The Industrial Revolution led to innovations in... (name 2)
What is Iron, Transportation, Textiles, Chemicals, and Food Processing?
Being close to the raw materials. Example: Gold or copper mines
What is bulk-reducing industry?
Form of transportation that is the most expensive.
A worker on a Ford assembly line in Detroit.
What is secondary?
The dollar value of all final goods and services produced in a country in one year.
What is GDP?
A source of energy founded during the Industrial Revaluation.
Fossil Fuels: Coal, Petroleum, Natural Gas.
3 site factors that industries take into consideration when building their factories.
What is Labor, Capital, and Land?
The location where cargo switches from one mode of transportation to another.
What is the break of bulk point?
The CEO of a multinational corporation
What is Quinary Sector?
The scale that looks at multiple indicators to measure a countries development.
What is the Human Development Index?
The Industrial Revolution led them to cities?
Who are workers?