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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
weaving | step 2 in textiles |
spinning wheel | "old fashion" machine that spun thread |
right to work | when it comes to unions, these states are mostly located in the south |
lanes | one disadvantage of sea shipping |
labor | the most expensive production factor |
situation | one geographic cost of industry |
air | fastest way to ship small packages |
China | country that is the leading production of textiles |
railroad | good for transporting long distances, but not short distances |
Dayton | one of the main hubs for air shipping in the US |
New England | where industry in the US started |
robotics | high wage, less labor intensive jobs often rely on technology such as ________; as in the auto industry |
Manquiladora | American Owned factory operated in Mexico |
Silicon Valley | area in California that is the "capital" of high-tech industry |
spinning | step 1 in textiles |
11 percent | percent of labor costs for US manufacturing |
greater | the wage earned in MDC's is _________ than the wage earned in LDC's |
agriculture | occupies 1/4 of Earth's land area |
water | the cheapest way to transport goods over long distances |
capital | one of the traditional production factors |
manufacturing | 150 million people are employed in ____________ |
textiles | low skill but labor intensive industry |
China | this country has the highest percentage of global labor in manufacturing |
break of bulk | point where transportation transfers are made |
teamster | truckdriver union or name |
profit | the goal of industry--maximize this |
1 percent | percentage of Earth's land used for industry |
capital | money needed to start and run a business |
spinster | unmarried daughter living at home making thread |
land | one of the traditional production factors |
site | one geographic cost of industry |
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