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Economic systems chapters 9 10 11 aphg whpp danielson voshell agriculture industry development
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Indicators in the gender-related development index (GDI)
Economic, social, demographic
Economic, social, political
Economic, demographic, political
Social, demographic, political
2
Technology improvements that increased manufacturing
Manufacturing Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Green Revolution
Agricultural Revolution
3
Correct order of Rostow's model of development
Consumption-maturity-takeoff-preconditions-traditional
Traditional-takeoff-preconditions-maturity-consumption
Preconditions-traditional-maturity-takeoff-consumption
Traditional-preconditions-takeoff-maturity-consumption
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Agriculture primarily for sale off the farm
Commercial Agriculture
Survival Agriculture
Subsistence Agriculture
Industrial Agriculture
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NOT one of the factors that have improved agriculture
Subsistence Practices
Communication
Transportation
Scientific Advances
6
Correct examples: Core-periphery-semiperiphery
USA-India-China
Japan-Chad-Canada
Nigeria-South Africa-Mexico
UK-Guatemala-Brazil
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Correct order from inside to outside in Von Thunen model
Market-Livestock-Grain-Dairy
Market-Grain-Dairy-Livestock
Market-Dairy-Grain-Livestock
Market-Dairy-Livestock-Grain
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Free trade deal between U.S.-Mexico-Canada often criticized for negative consequences
NAFTA
HDI
NATO
AFL-CIO
9
Correct order: bulk gaining - bulk reducing
Ethanol - textiles
Cars - metal
Metal - soda
Voshell - Danielson
10
Country identifies unique economic assets, works to enter global market
Economic development model
Special snowflake model
Super model
International trade model
11
Demographic transition stage associated with industrial revolution
1
4
3
2
12
Movement of crops, animals, and culture across the world
Industrial Revolution
External Migration
Columbian Exchange
Agricultural Revolution
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Indicators of gender empowerment (GEM)
Administrative jobs held by women, females in schools
Per capita female income, life expectancy ratio
Per capita female income, percentage literate females
Per capita female income, administrative jobs held by women
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Advantage of Wallerstein over Rostow
Has a cooler name
Provides clear steps to modernization
Considers global connections
Does not account for imperialism
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Large farm specializing in 1-2 crops, labor intensive, often import workers
Swidden
Subsistence
Livestock
Plantation
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Earliest area of crop cultivation ("Fertile Crescent")
South Central LA
Southeast Asia
Northern Europe
Southwest Asia
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NOT one of challenges faced by dairy farmers
Winter feeding
Lactose intolerance
Labor-intensive
Parishable
18
Correct order of primary-secondary-tertiary jobs
Agriculture-services-manufacturing
Agriculture-manufacturing-services
Services-manufacturing-agriculture
Manufacturing-agriculture-services
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Commercial farming in MDCs integrated into large food-production industry
Agricultural Revolution
Green Revolution
Agribusiness
Industrial Revolution
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Manufactured goods grow, need proximity to markets
Fattening industry
Site factors
Bulk-gaining industry
Bulk-reducing industry
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Responsible for starting the Green Revolution
Nelson Rockefeller
Norman Rockwell
Nelson Riddle
Norman Borlaug
22
Cultivating plants and raising animals
Subsistence
Revolution
Industry
Agriculture
23
NOT one of indicators in Human Development Index (HDI)
Social
Political
Economic
Demographic
24
NOT one of key factors of production
Land
School
Labor
Capital
25
Correct examples: quaternary - quinary
Graduate work - e-finance
Mining - teaching
Tourism - textiles
Web services - scientific research
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Agriculture primarily for immediate consumption
Survival Agriculture
Industrial Agriculture
Commercial Agriculture
Subsistence Agriculture
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NOT associated with Green Revolution
Traditional methods
Fertilizers
High-yield seeds
Genetic modification
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Products made and traded by standards that protect workers and small businesses in LDCs
Free trade
International trade
Equal trade
Fair trade
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Manufactured goods get smaller than inputs, need proximity to inputs
Bulk-gaining industry
Shrinking industry
Bulk-reducing industry
Situation factors
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Allowed companies to operate without union bargaining strength
Collective bargaining laws
Pro-business laws
Right-to-work laws
Anti-labor laws
