WorksheetsUNIT 6 EXAM GROUP REVIEW - INDUSTRY & DEVELOPMENT
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 32mins
Match the following:
Industrial Revolution
Transition to mechanized production
Fordism
Mass production techniques
Post-Fordism
Flexible production systems
International Division of Labor
Specialization of labor across countries
Match the following
break-of-bulk point
the location where goods are transferred from one mode of transport to another
containerization
the process of packing goods into containers for shipping
least-cost theory
minimizing costs in production and distribution
just-in-time delivery
inventory strategy that aligns orders with production schedules
global supply chain
the network of suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors involved in delivering products to consumers
Match the following
Gross National Income
Goods + services for a country in a year
Gender Inequality Index
Measures gender disparity in various dimensions
Informal Sector
Economic activities not regulated by the government
Human Development Index
UN index measuring development
Global North/South
Distribution of developed and developing
Match the following
microlending
small $ to women - start small business
comparative advantage
ability to produce more of a good at a lower opportunity cost
complementarity
2 parties exchange goods the other needs
economies of scale
cost advantages that enterprises obtain due to scale of operation
transnational corporation
controls operations multiple countries
Match the following:
IMF
loans to LDCs - strings attached
TARIFF
Tax on imports
MERCOSUR
Latin American trading bloc
OPEC
oil consortium-controls production rates
EU
trading bloc - goods and people
Label each of the following as primary, secondary, tertiary, or quaternary economic activity
extract natural resources from the environment
collection, processing, and manipulation of information
agriculture and farming
mining and quarrying
forestry and logging
fishing and aquaculture
manufacturing of goods
construction and building
food processing
textile production
automobile assembly
professional, scientific, and technical services
software development and programming
data analysis and interpretation
research and development
digital marketing and e-commerce
exchange of goods and providing services
transportation
retail sales
teaching
Least Cost/Locational Factors
soft-drink bottling
brewing
nickel smelting
paper production
automobile assembly
electronics/microchips
call centers
auto parts manufacturing
big box store inventory
Choose the one that does not belong:
high labor costs
the South
lower site factor costs
Choose the one that does not belong:
outsourcing/offshoring
lower labor costs
lower transportation costs
Choose the one that does not belong:
China
India
English as a comparative advantage
INDICATE THE COUNTRY OR COUNTRIES
USA
CANADA
MEXICO
SOUTH KOREA
TAIWAN
SINGAPORE
HONG KONG
SHENZEN/HONG KONG/CHINA
MAQUILADORAS
MALACCA (SINGAPORE)
HORMUZ (PERSIAN GULF OIL)
SUEZ CANAL
PANAMA CANAL
Reorder the following STAGES for ROSTOW'S process for economic development for modernizing countries:
Ad
Traditional Society
Preconditions for Take-off
Take-off
Drive to Maturity
Age of High Mass Consumption
SORT ACCORDING TO WALLERSTEIN'S WORLD SYSTEMS:
EUROPE
NORTH AMERICA
AUSTRALIA/NZ
JAPAN
SUBSAHARAN AFRICA
PACIFIC ISLANDS
SOUTH ASIA
SOUTHEAST ASIA
LATIN AMERICA
CHINA
SOUTH KOREA
Assume a Stage 5 (Rostow) country (MDC, Core) and indicate if each of the following would be high or low:
LIFE EXPECTANCY
LITERACY RATE
PER CAPITA GNI
GII
TERTIARY SECTOR
CBR
TFR
NIR
PRIMARY SECTOR
SUBSISTENCE FARMING
INFORMAL SECTOR JOBS
QUALITY INFRASTRUCTURE
Wallerstein or Rostow?
3 Classifications
5 Stages
Choose all indicators used for Human Development Index (HDI)
LIFE EXPECTANCY
EXPECTED YEARS OF SCHOOL
LITERACY RATE
PER CAPITA GNI
% OF POP IN THE TERTIARY SECTOR
CORRECTLY GROUP THE FOLLOWING
CORE
TERTIARY SECTOR
SEMI-PERIPHERY
SECONDARY SECTOR
PERIPHERY
PRIMARY SECTOR
LARGE SCALE COMMERCIAL FARMING
GREEN REVOLUTION
SUBSISTENCE FARMING
STAGE 4, 5 DTM
STAGE 3 DTM
STAGE 2 DTM
Sort:
clustering of industries
Silicon Valley
Growth Poles
Shared labor or infrastructure
lower labor costs
leads to deindustrialization in core countries
increased transportation costs
new international division of labor
dispersed production sites
specialized factories
flexible workforce & production
Costa Rica
national parks
sustainable development
NEW MANUFACTURING REGIONS:
build factories to assemble and ship goods to other countries
Maquiladoras
business and trade laws are different from rest of the country
factories but also other areas to draw foreign investment
Coastal China
duty-free area
warehouses and storage for shipped goods
Singapore, airports, seaports
