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Get homework out and prepare for reading quiz!

1.Give an example of a type of job in the following categories: - consumer service, - a business service, -and a public service 2. What is a central business district? (CBD) 3. What is a primate city?

Chapter 12 Services

Service

Where did Services Originate?

Types of Services Consumer Business Public

Consumer Services Retail and wholesale Education Health Leisure and hospitality

Business Services Financial Professional Transportation and similar services

Public Services Provide security and protection

Why are Consumer Services Distributed in a Regular Pattern? Based on the size of a settlement

Central Place Theory * Relationship b/t settlements of different sizes * Goods and services * Walter Chistaller (1930s)- southern Germany

Central Place Theory Services will have a market area or hinterland of potential costumers Urban settlements will have a market area Range- max. distance that people are willing to travel for a service Threshold- minimum # of people needed to support a service

Gravity Model Best location for a service is directly related to the # of people in the area Inversely related to the distance traveled

Hierarchy of Services Larger settlements will provide consumer services that have large thresholds, ranges, and market areas Rank size rule: nth-largest settlement is 1/nth the population of the largest settlement

Primate city rule: –Much larger or more important than any other city in that country

Get homework out. Prepare for reading quiz.

Reading Guide Unit What is a hinterland? 2.Describe the difference between range and threshold. 3.What is a primate city?

Remain silent while announcements are on. Get homework out. Prepare for quiz.

Reading Quiz Unit What is a city-state? 2.What is the central business district? 3.Why is the amount of suburbs in the United States expanding?

Tomorrow 3 FRQ’s timed. 60 minutes. 1.Demographic transition model (Chapter 2) 2.Extinction of languages (Chapter 5) 3.International organizations (NATO and the EU) (Chapter 8)

Warm Up Monday 5/2 What effect do you think Bin Laden’s death will have on Al-Qaeda? What are your opinions on the “patriotic celebrations” that are happening in New York and D.C.? Get homework out

Donald Trump was quoted saying “I will not believe that Bin Laden is dead until I see the death certificate.”

Bin Laden now regrets using his iPhone app to find his “current location”

Rank Size Rule in NC Charlotte Raleigh-403-,8923 Greensboro -269,6664 WinstonSalem-229,6175 Durham-228,3306 Fayetteville-200,5647 Cary-135,2348 Wilmington-106,4769 High Point-104,371

4 levels of cities World cities Regional command and control centers Specialized producer-service Dependent centers

Modern World Cities Business services (financial) Retail services and leisure and cultural services National/international power Important international stock exchanges London, New York, Tokyo

Command and control centers Headquarters of large corporations Concentration of business services Atlanta, Boston, Charlotte, Des Moines

Specialized producer service Management and research Development activities Detroit

Dependent centers Depended on decisions made in world cities For economic well b eing Unskilled jobs San Diego- industrial and military dependent

Why do Services Cluster Downtown? Central Business district: –Center of a city where services have clustered –3 types of retail: High threshold Long range Serve people who work in center

CBD department store specialized shops Advertising and banking

CBD Land costs are high Skyscrapers give distinctive image

Suburbs Businesses spreading to suburbs Peripheral location –Land costs/customers