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Industrial areas in North America were originally located in

____ produces using industrialization and low-cost labor AND is the world's largest consumer market.

Improvements in ______ meant factories could attract workers from greater distances, import bulk raw materials more easily, and ship finished goods to a larger number of consumers.

Which of the following regions is NOT an established industrial global region?

According to Least Cost Theory, the location of bulk-gaining soda bottling plant should be located closer to _____ to maximize profits.

The production of potato chips is a ________ industry, since potatoes and salt are heavier in their raw state than the finished bag of potato chips.

Companies that operate in countries other than the one in which they are headquartered are called ___

The shipment of parts and materials to the factory exactly when they are needed... reduces waste and increases manufacturing profits.

The history of ______ is a development that can be pinpointed to the mid-20th century. This idea was pioneered by an US businessman Malcolm Mclean, in order to simplify the processes involved in shipping cargo through sea routes.

Use the graphic to answer the following statement:

By educating citizens, San Antonio is working to reduce ____ and increase environmental awareness.

The new international division of labor encourages the development of high-tech jobs in ______.

As a result of USMCA, hundreds of thousands of Mexicans work in the ____ just south of the U.S. border, transforming raw materials into finished goods.