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Social Studies 10: Chapter 8: Canada's Changing Economy
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Which of the following is used for fertilizer and feed supplements?
Kimberlite
Canola
Potash
Biofuel
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The liking of a particular product so that demand goes up for it.
Business cycle
Global economy
Trend
Consumer Price Index
3
Refers to workers who do not work year round due to nature of jobs.
Seasonal unemployment
Frictional unemployment
Cyclical unemployment
Structural unemployment
4
These are used for info about historical or current issues and can praise or criticize.
marketing boards
newspapers
political cartoons
maquiladoras
5
What is termed international business and trade?
Trends
Consumer Price Index
Global Economy
Business Cycle
6
What is the term for where ore is melted to separate the metal from the ore?
Mines
Ores
Smelters
Tailings
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Economy that has high % of factories, offices, and stores owned by foreign interests.
Resource-based
Expanding
Sectoral free trade
Branch-plant
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To export a job to another region or nation where labour costs are lower.
managed trade
multinational
transnational
outsource
9
What Law does this image represent?
Laws of suppy and demand
Law of equilibrium
Law of goods and services
Law of Price rises and falls
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A Latin American factory run by a foreign company exploiting cheap labour.
sweat shop
maquiladoras
labour factory
women's factory
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A relationship that has built-in protection if one partner does to meet negotiated terms.
Fair trade
Sectoral free trade
Freer trade
Managed trade
12
Term given to unemployment caused by changes in the economy that affect an entire industry.
Frictional
Cyclical
Structural
Seasonal
13
Population statistics that show age, income, etc.
Minority report
Statistics
Demographics
Census
14
Refers to the processing or manufacturing of goods.
Secondary activities
Primary activities
Teritiary activities
Quarternary activities
15
What is General Motors of Canada?
Telephone company
Clothing factory
Car company
Transportation company
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Measures total market value of all the countries goods & services during a set period of time.
Gross Domestic Product
Gross International Product
Gross National Product
Gross Production
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Represents different levels of income among regions.
Regional Income
Regional disparity
Household Income
Economic Regions
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A raw material or partially processed product that can be bought or sold.
oil
commodity
goods
potash
19
A rare igneous rock that sometimes contains diamonds.
kimberlite
basalt
rhyolite
obsidian
20
When prosperity exists, businesses grow, & low unemployment rates allow people to spend money.
Flourishing economy
Prosperous economy
Expanding economy
Contracting economy
21
The following image depicts examples of....
Resources
Trends
Goods
Services
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The most developed industrialized area in Canada.
Commercialized heartland
Globalization
Industrial heartland
Rural-urban developments
23
Government financial support to businesses to encourage projects in the public interest.
Subsidies
Mortgages
Tariffs
Loans
24
Where was oil discovered in 1914?
Athabasca Oil Sands
Hibernia Oil Field
Northern British Columbia
Turner Valley
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A measure of the price changes for standard goods and services.
Consumer Price Index
Service Price Index
Wholesale Price Index
Industrial Price Index
26
Place where over 200,000 barrels of crude oil produced per day.
Athabasca
Saskatchewan
Hibernia
Turner Valley
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Prime Minister who allowed Free Trade Agreement.
Brian Mulroney
Pierre Trudeau
John Turner
Joe Clark
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Economy relying on the extraction and/or primary processing of raw materials.
Goods-Based
Consumer-Based
Service-Based
Resource-Based
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The association of food producers that control marketing and pricing of their product.
marketing association
food marketing
production line
marketing boards
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Collecting, harvesting, or extracting resources.
Primary activities
Tertiary activités
Quarternary activities
Secondary activities