AP Hug Unit 6

3. The period when manufacturing shifted from hand production to machines and factories.
5. Improvement in living standards, income, and quality of life within a country.
6. An industry that can locate almost anywhere because transportation costs are low.
8. Jobs involving extraction of natural resources (farming, mining, fishing).
9. The total value of goods and services produced in a country.
11. Jobs involving manufacturing and construction.
12. An area with business-friendly laws designed to attract foreign investment.
13. The process of developing industries and manufacturing in a country.
14. A measure of development based on life expectancy, education, and income.

1. Service-based jobs such as retail, healthcare, and education.
2. Jobs focused on information, technology, and research.
4. A theory explaining that industries locate where transportation, labor, and agglomeration costs are minimized.
7. Moving jobs or production to another country to reduce costs.
9. The increasing connection of economies and cultures worldwide.
10. The total income earned by a country’s people and businesses.