the process of using machines and large-scale processes to convert raw materials ingo manufactured goods

• commercial

• industry

• market

• supply

basic substances such as minerals and crops needed to manufactured finished goods

• capital

• machinery

• labor

• raw materials

place where products are sold

• CBD

• market

• range

• cottage industry

18th Century series of technological advances that resulted in more complex machinery

• Scientific Revolution

• Second agricultural Revolution

• Industrial Revolution

• Agricultural Revolutio

20th Century location of industrialized regions found in large urban areas near coast or rivers and provided transportation to global markets

• industrial belt

• rust belt

• Bible belt

• corn belt

a process of decreasing reliance on manufacturing jobs

• industrialization

• out-sourcing

• suburban industrialization

• deindustrialization

regions that have large numbers of closed factories

• brownstones

• rust belt

• industrial belt

• deindustrialized belt

the potential of a job to produce additional jobs

• multiplier effect

• double time effect

• least cost theory

• increasing industry

explains the key decisions made by businesses about where to locate factories

• least cost theory

• Rostow's theory

• bid-rent theory

• von Thunen's theory

the spatial grouping of several businesses to share costs

• cottage economies

• arithmetic economies

• economies of scale

• agglomeration economies