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Honors World Geography Economic Geography Honors World Geography

Quaternary: services related to the knowledge sector information- based services tax managers statisticians software developers intellectual activities and services research and development (R&D) Media information and communications technology (ICT) Quinary: “Gold Collar” highly paid professionals research scientists government officials

Factors of production

Post- Fordism (toyotism) Mass production of a product @ a single site Assembly line Less skilled workers Post- Fordism (toyotism) Mass production of a product Outsourcing Flexibility in Production and Innovation Team-Based Production Occurs World-Wide

Detroit: Motor City, USA Research Triangle Detroit: Motor City, USA vs.

Shadow or underground economies Illegal drug trafficking human trafficking employment of undocumented day laborers buying or selling counterfeit products illegal animal trade