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Powerpoint Jeopardy 10 20 30 40 50 Development Agriculture Industry Services Environmental Issues 10 20 30 40 50

The establishment of standards to measure the quality of life and and prosperity of people. --10 points Category 1 - 10

This economic indicator includes the monetary value of goods and services produced domestically and internationally. --20 points Category 1 - 20

These are the new indicators for the HDI. --30 points

Neoliberal development programs support the use of --40 points

The UN now uses this measure to assess gender disparities in development. --50 points

The first agricultural revolution involved the _______ of crops. – 10 points

This revolution led to the development of high- yield, input dependent seed varieties – 20 points

These two environmental problems are associated with commercial agriculture. – 30 points

The US government can direct support for farming specific commodity crops by providing… – 40 points

The shift characterized by a decline in the consumption of rice and an increase in meat and wheat based products is called. – 50 points

Jobs in this sector have to do with manufacturing. --10 points

For companies looking for new locations, labor costs and energy costs are examples of this type of factor – 20 points

Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan are examples of – 30 points

According to this theory, the resource geography of a place shapes its linkages. – 40 points

This type of production uses outsourcing, is consumer driven, and minimizes inventory – 50 points

The transfer of an internal or outsourced business from a domestic to international location is called – 10 points

A free trade zone is also called an – 20 points

These areas in China operate using free trade policies. – 30 points

The transition of manufacturing from MDCs to LDCs is referred to as the… – 40 points

These three factors cause deindustrializtion – 50 points

The goods and services provided by nature is referred to as – 10 points

This international organization unifies countries that supply much of global oil – 20 points

Nuclear energy is not considered renewable because – 30 points

This agreement is an international protocol meant to reduce greenhouse gases. – 40 points

These two resources are not identified in the book as at risk for running out, but we can consider them finite at the rate we’re using them. – 50 points