Unit V: Human Geography Vocabulary Industrialization Manufacturing/warehouse location Acid rain (industrial parks, agglomeration, Agglomeration shared services, zoning, Agglomeration economies transportation, taxes, environmental Air pollution considerations) Aluminum industry (factors of Maquiladora production, location) Market orientation Assembly line production/Fordism Multiplier effect Bid rent theory NAFTA Break-of-bulk point Outsourcing Canadian industrial heartland Ozone depletion Carrier efficiency Plant location (supplies, “just in Comparative advantage time” delivery) Cumulative causation Postindustrial Deglomeration Refrigeration Deindustrialization Resource crisis Economic sectors Resource orientation Economies of scale Special economic zones (China) Ecotourism Specialized economic zones Energy resources Substitution principle Entrepôt Threshold/range Export processing zone Time-space compression Fixed costs Topocide Footloose industry Trade (complementarity) Four Tigers Transnational Corporation Greenhouse effect Ubiquitous Growth poles Variable costs Heartland/rimland Weber, Alfred Industrial location theory Weight-gaining Industrial regions (place, fuel source, Weight-losing characteristics) World cities Industrial Revolution Industry (receding, growing) Infrastructure International division of labor Labor-intensive Least-cost location Major manufacturing regions Manufacturing exports
Unit V: Human Geography Vocabulary Industrialization Acid rain Agglomeration Agglomeration economies Air pollution Aluminum industry (factors of production, location) Assembly line production/Fordism Bid rent theory Break-of-bulk point Canadian industrial heartland Carrier efficiency Comparative advantage Cumulative causation Deglomeration Deindustrialization Economic sectors Economies of scale Ecotourism Energy resources Entrepôt Export processing zone Fixed costs Footloose industry Four Tigers Greenhouse effect Growth poles Heartland/rimland Industrial location theory Industrial regions (place, fuel source, characteristics) Industrial Revolution Industry (receding, growing) Infrastructure International division of labor Labor-intensive Least-cost location Major manufacturing regions Manufacturing exports Manufacturing/warehouse location (industrial parks, agglomeration, shared services, zoning, transportation, taxes, environmental considerations) Maquiladora Market orientation Multiplier effect NAFTA Outsourcing Ozone depletion Plant location (supplies, “just in time” delivery) Postindustrial Refrigeration Resource crisis Resource orientation Special economic zones (China) Specialized economic zones Substitution principle Threshold/range Time-space compression Topocide Trade (complementarity) Transnational Corporation Ubiquitous Variable costs Weber, Alfred Weight-gaining Weight-losing World cities
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