Exam 10: Economic Geography: Manufacturing and Services
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Which one of the following is NOT a major manufacturing region of the world?
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Locational tendencies of high tech industries do NOT include
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Manufacturing industries engaged in bulk or weight reduction operations are
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What are some well-known high technology clusters in the United States?
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Transnational corporations are well positioned to exploit the principle of comparative advantage.
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Three dominating characteristics of market-based economic systems are
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What is the name of the concept which refers to the clustering of productive activities and people for mutual advantage?
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China has surpassed the United States in exporting information-technology goods,such as laptop computers,mobile phones,and digital cameras.
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Because of the strength of its farm and mining sectors,the service industries are less important in the United States than in other advanced economies.
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What advantages do firms gain from clustering by other similar firms?
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Summarize in words and a diagram the Weberian least-cost industrial plant location solution to minimize transportation costs with two raw material inputs and a market,all in different locations.
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Once least-cost industrial sites are developed,they maintain their comparative advantage indefinitely due to agglomeration economies.
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In market economies,goods and services are created primarily for the consumption of producers.
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In Weber's least-cost theory of industrial location,the major factor in the location of industry is
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What is the term that refers to the maximum level of exploitation of a renewable resource attainable without endangering replenishment for future production?
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Three categories of economic activities included in the business services sector of the economy include
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