Exam 11: Industry
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Which of the following countries has the world's largest supply of low-cost labor and the world's largest market for many consumer products?
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Globally,China and India alone account for nearly 90 percent of the world's woven cotton fabric production.
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Which one of the following industries was not directly impacted by the onset of the Industrial Revolution?
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The distribution of steelmaking in the United States demonstrates that when the source of inputs or the relative importance of inputs changes,the optimal location for the industry remains the same.
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According to the International Labor Organization (ILO)of the UN,about 150 million people are employed in manufacturing around the world.
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Figure 11.7.2: Earned Annual Income (Males)
-Which of the following is a prominent example of an industry that generally requires less-skilled,low-cost workers?
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Where in the United States are car assembly plants and parts makers distributed,and why?
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Trucks are most often used for short-distance delivery because they can be loaded and unloaded quickly and cheaply.
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China's steel industry has grown in spite of a lack of access to the primary inputs of iron ore and coal.
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Chrysler,Ford,and General Motors are known as the Detroit 3 because their headquarters,research facilities,and all their assembly plants are clustered in the Detroit area.
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What are some of the factors that would influence a firm to locate close to its market?
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A ________ is one in which wages and other compensation paid to employees constitute a high percentage of expenses.
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The North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA),which became effective in 1994,eliminated most barriers to moving goods between Mexico and the United States.
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Carmakers' assembly plants account for around ________ percent of the value of the vehicles that bear their names,with ________ percent coming from outsourced,independent parts makers.
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Airplanes are normally the most expensive mode of transport,so they are usually reserved for transporting expensive heavy equipment over long distances to make it cost effective.
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Containerization has facilitated transfer of packages between modes at break-of-bulk points because they may be packed onto a rail car,transferred quickly to a container ship to cross the ocean,and unloaded onto trucks or rail cars at the other end.
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Figure 11.7.2: Earned Annual Income (Males)
-In which of the following countries did male workers earn the least amount of money annually?
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Within auto alley,U.S.-owned carmakers and suppliers have clustered in Michigan and nearby northern states,whereas foreign-owned carmakers and parts suppliers have clustered in the central and southern portions of auto alley.
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Just-in-time delivery means that producers have less inventory to cushion against disruptions in the arrival of needed parts.
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