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07.06 CHANGES AS A RESULT OF THE WORLD ECONOMY
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Step 1: Study this graph
Step 2: Use the graph showing the Top Motor Vehicle Producers in 2019 to answer the following
prompts:
A.
Define economic globalization.
Economic globalization is the strengthening and forming of relationships and
alliances/interdependency throughout local, national, and regional economies around
the world through the movement of people, labor, goods & services, information,
capital, and technologies.
B.
Describe how this graph would be different if it showed the top
automobile-producing countries at the beginning of the 20th century.
This graph would be different because there would be smaller numbers. This is
because automobiles were first created in the late 19/early 20 century, so their
production rates would be really slow in that era. Also the production and distribution
of automobiles worldwide wouldn't be until later in the century. So if it showed the top
automobile countries of the graph, US and China, their production numbers would be
lower. Also for certain economic issues, for example, in the early 20th century, the US
suffered through the great depression which would’ve most likely lowered their
money/resources/budgets to produce the cars.
C.
Identify TWO geographic patterns indicated in the graph of the top
automobile-producing countries in 2019.
The more developed countries like the US and China are far more
industrialized/developed than most countries today, which supply their mass
production, and are most likely supplying lesser developed countries. These countries
became more industrialized as time progressed and they gained the machinery,
people, knowledge, and resourcesAnd then the less developed countries have slower
production and are most likely using the help from other, more developed countries to
help stabilize and raise their production rates, while they continue to industrialize and
catch up to be able to support and produce the vehicles on their own!
D. Explain TWO reasons for the geographic patterns that you identified in Part C.
The developed countries have higher production rates because they have more
access to advanced tech, energy, and sources to be able to continue and increase their
mass productions. And the undeveloped/developing countries have lower to barely any
production rates because they are less industrialized and have less advancement and
tech, which is why they are most likely dependent on other countries for help and
supplies while they continue to grow/develop and industrialize.
D.
Explain how industrial location may have led to the changes in the geographic
patterns of automobile production.
Some countries and locations are more developed and advanced so they would
have a greater amount of production, while the lesser developed and non technological
countries would have smaller to no production numbers. Based on their location,
certain countries are exposed and supplied different resources to help with their
productions, meaning that some countries might be in areas with more oils or
iron/metal which would help increase their supplies and ultimately raise production
rates.
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