Industry and Development Pages 170 - 185

Industries that do not need to be near resources or the market are

• bulk-gaining industries

• bulk-reducing industries

• footloose industries

• site industries

An important site factor for companies in the southern States in the USA is taking advantage of the

• agglomeration

• climate

• transportation

• raw materials

Primary industries develop around the location of

• IT factories

• stores

• natural resources

• none of these

The location of secondary industries depends on all EXCEPT

• food services

• labor

• energy

• transportation

Least - cost theory is best explain by which 3 words

• agglomeration

• labor

• transportation

• energy

Core countries are rich nations that fuel the world's economy by taking

• workers from the private sector.

• moving money from MDCs to LDCs

• raw materials from the world

• agglomerations from urban areas.

All are site factors EXCEPT

• labor

• transportation

• land

• capital

Transportation costs to bring raw materials or parts to factories OR finished goods to consumers or retailers is a ____________________ factor.

• situation

• site

• bulk-gaining

• bulk-reducing

Bulk-reducing factories are

• located near the market

• located near the resource

• located only in LDCs

• located only in MDCs

Bulk-gaining factories are located

• nearest the market

• near the resources

• near rural areas

• far from city centers.