AP Human Geography Unit 7

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Across
  1. 2. Economic measure of development; measures price of specific goods against price of same goods in another country
  2. 3. Process by which companies outsource or offshore jobs, leaving urban areas to decay or trans
  3. 7. Loans given to those living on the periphery for investment capital in business; Grameen Bank
  4. 9. Sector of economy that lacks government oversight; i.e. drug trafficking, lawn mowing
  5. 10. Type of economic effect that sees positive economic outcomes beyond a growth pole
  6. 11. Type of agreement between countries that reduces trade restrictions i.e. tariffs
  7. 13. The potential of a job to produce additional jobs in an area; e.g. auto manufacturing bringing many jobs to city
  8. 17. Author of a development theory that sets countries into a series of 5 "stages" by which they may move forward; focuses on national scale
  9. 18. The ability to produce a good/service at a lower opportunity cost than another country
  10. 20. Type of industry where manufactured products gain weight/volume during production; brewing
  11. 21. Type of factories built by US companies in northern Mexico to produce cheap goods/services
  12. 23. Also called Fordism, it is the process of making large quantities of goods
  13. 24. Economic measure of development; total value of all goods/services of a country
  14. 25. economy to service sector
  15. 26. Author of a development theory that dictates countries fall into 1 of 3 "levels" -- Core, Periphery, & Semiperiphery
  16. 27. Social measure of development that takes into account years of schooling, life expectancy at birth, and GNI per capita
  17. 28. Sector of an economy based around service-based occupations
Down
  1. 1. Began in England and led to increased innovation and urbanization across the world
  2. 2. Sector of an economy based around resource extraction
  3. 4. Mutually beneficial relationship between two or more countries with the trade of goods/services
  4. 5. Tax on imported goods
  5. 6. Coefficient, or measure, of income inequality of a country
  6. 8. Region of the United States where deindustrialization has taken place
  7. 12. Theory developed by Alfred Weber to explain the location of industry/manufacturing
  8. 14. Type of industry where manufactured products lose volume during production; iron smelting
  9. 15. Area where shipping containers and products are able to efficiently distribute and transport goods; typically shipping harbors
  10. 16. Sector of an economy based around manufacturing
  11. 19. Clustering of businesses/services for advantageous economic purposes
  12. 22. Region within a state that contains a high level of growth and concentration of economic development