Chapter 11 Crossword

2. What corporations have low wages in developing countries compared to those in developed countries?
4. Nation responsible for 1.0 billion of the 1.3 billion metric ton increase in worldwide steel production between 1980 and 2021.
5. The selective transfer of some jobs to developing countries
6. What is it called when a company controls all phases of a highly complex production process?
8. Where a large percentage of Foxconn’s employees are housed near factories.
13. Land, labor, and capital, are examples of what
18. In what industry is outsourcing especially important?
19. Where does most of the capital invested to develop new and expanding industrial sectors?
21. Alloy of iron that is manufactured by removing impurities like silicon, phosphorus, sulfur, and oxygen.
22. Steel production is the type of this industry that is located near its inputs.

1. Two nations that were the leading producers of steel in 1980.
3. Key factor in China becoming the dominant producer of electronic vehicles.
7. Where iPhones are taken after they are driven by truck from the Foxconn factory complex.
9. Chinese companies that export most of their products are likely to select locations near what?
10. Proximity to inputs and proximity to markets
11. Where are iPhones mainly assembled?
12. The transfer of the responsibility for production to independent suppliers
14. Regions that account for one third of the world’s industrial output
15. The name of Apple’s largest iPhone supplier
16. Attractive location for industries that need to be in proximity to raw materials and resources.
17. Which wages average around only $6 per/hour in China?
20. What has the industry's share of total economic output done in developed countries since the 1970’s?