'Industrial location theory' diaporamas de présentation

Industry & Services

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Industry: Part I

Industry: Part I. Rubenstein Chapter 11. Key Question:. Where did the Industrial Revolution begin, and How did it Diffuse?. Industrial Revolution: a series of inventions that brought new uses to known energy sources, new machines to improve efficiencies and enable other new inventions.

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EUROPE I (CHAPTER 1: 38-53)

EUROPE I (CHAPTER 1: 38-53). MAJOR GEOGRAPHIC QUALITIES. Western extremity of Eurasia Lingering world influence High degrees of specialization Manufacturing dominance Numerous nation-states Urbanized population High standards of living. SUBDIVISIONS OF THE REALM. Western Europe

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Industrial Location Theory

Industrial Location Theory. Reading ad material based on: Urban and Regional Economics, McCann, (2001),Chapters 1 & 2. RELOCE - Lecture 4a Last week: Growth models & cumulative growth This week: Industrial Location Theory and Regional Trade Aims of this lecture

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Why Make it Here?

Regional Planning: Unit Three Places and Perspectives Lesson Two, The Wealthiest Place. Why Make it Here?. Maggie Legates, DGA June, 2011. Industrial location WISH LIST: Suitable building, storage space, parking at low cost Plenty of skilled labor, low wages and benefits

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Interregional Trade

Interregional Trade. Lecture 8 Last lecture: - Industrial Location Theory This lecture: - Interregional Trade Aim: To discover why regions specialise in certain commodities Outcomes: Awareness of Ricardian and Heckscher-Ohlin theories of regional trade

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Industry: Part I

Industry: Part I. Rubenstein Chapter 11. Key Question:. Where did the Industrial Revolution begin, and How did it Diffuse?. Industrial Revolution: a series of inventions that brought new uses to known energy sources, new machines to improve efficiencies and enable other new inventions.

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