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Industry

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1 Five definitions i - v are given below. Match each one of these definitions to one of the words or phrases a - l listed underneath.

  (i)

An industry which needs to be close to a large supply of cheap, semi-skilled labour.

  (ii) An industry which is producing equipment and/or software for information and communications technology.

  (iii) The costs involved in getting a finished product from the factory to the people who will purchase it.

  (iv) Work in which a person does not produce any goods, but provides a service for customers.

  (v) Something which has been through a manufacturing process, but which is not ready for sale to the public until it has been assembled with other things to produce a finished product.

    a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
j
k
l
primary employment
secondary employment
tertiary employment
secondary industry
tertiary industry
quaternary industry
raw material
component
market oriented
labour oriented
distribution costs
collection costs
(5)



2 Details of the employment structures of three countries are given below.

Primary (%) Secondary (%) Tertiary (%)
Australia
Bangladesh
Malaysia

   7
   59
   26
   23
   13
   28
   70
   28
   46

Which of these three countries is:

  (i) most developed?

(1)
  (ii) least developed?

(1)
  (iii)

Explain why you gave the answers to (i) and (ii) above.

(3)



3 (i) Name an example of an industry which uses large numbers of components for production on an assembly line.

(1)
  (ii) Name a place in the UK which has a factory assembling the product that you named in (i) above.

(1)
  (iii) Explain why the place you named in (ii) was chosen as a location for that factory.
(6)



4 (i) What is a trans-national corporation (TNC)?

(1)
  (ii) Many TNCs locate factories in less economically developed countries (LEDCs).
Choose a TNC which has located in an LEDC, and give the name of both the TNC and the LEDC.
(2)
 
(iii)

Explain the benefits for the TNC of locating in that LEDC.
(3)
 
(iv)

TNCs can bring both benefits and problems to the LEDCs in which they locate factories.
With reference to one or more case studies, explain how LEDCs get both benefits and problems when TNCs choose them to locate their factories.
(8)