Chapter 17 Review New Industries for the Future.

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Chapter 17 Review New Industries for the Future

Tourism is promoted through connecting the persons who provide the products and services with those who want them marketing

Paying for a meal in a restaurant is an example of the initial impact of the value of goods and services paid by a tourist. direct impact

the purchase of goods and services by businesses for operating needs indirect impact

a business that sells directly to consumers. retailer

The amount individuals are willing to buy at a certain price affects demand

the amount of a product available for sale at a certain price supply

Making products by hand or by machine in West Virginia includes clothing makers. manufacturing

Sometimes banks use the money in a depositor’s account to provide money to someone else for a certain period of time. loan

During a business slowdown, people do not tend to spend as much money. recession

Some investors put there money in a special account whose interest fluctuates with the national interest rate money market account

Investors may purchase a certificate issued by a financial institution that pays interest and is written for a set period of time. certificate of deposit

Most West Virginia workers were employed in what kind of occupations in Service

Name three types of service occupations 1.Barbers2. childcare 3. Beauticians4. Dental assistant 5. Janitors6. Occupational & 7. Nursesphysical therapist 8. Doctors9. clergy 10. Health care

Name some construction jobs 1. Carpenters 2. Operators 3. Bricklayers 4. Ironworkers 5. Cement 6. Plasterers 7. Painters 8. Paperhangers 9. Roofers 10. Plumbers

Name some government occupations 1. Governor2. Mayor 3. Legislator 4. City counsel 5. Judge 6. Fire fighter 7. Police 8. Clerk 9. Social worker10. Military

Name some trade occupations 1.Cashiers2. Sales rep. 3. Buyers4. Packers 5. Stock clerks6. Ticket sales 7. Advertising

Name three types of industries found in the Ohio River Valley 1.Glass 2.Chemical 3.Oil & Gas 4.Tourism 5.Transportation 6.Finance

Name three industries found in the Allegheny Plateau 1.Mining (coal, oil, gas) 2.Government 3.High technology 4.Finance 5.Tourism 6.transportation

Name three industries found in the Allegheny Highlands 1.Timber 2.Mining (limestone, sand, clay) 3.Trade 4.Finance 5.Transportation 6.Tourism

Name three industries found in the Potomac Section 1.Farming 2.Government 3.Trade 4.Transportation 5.Finance

Name three high-tech businesses found in West Virginia in Mid-Atlantic Aerospace 2.NASA 3.FBI Fingerprinting Center 4.Biometrics Fusion Center 5.Information Manufacturing Corporation

Name some services that banks provide 1.Savings accounts 2.Checking accounts 3.Loans 4.Certificates of Deposit 5.Money markets

Why are people less likely to borrow money when interest rates are high? Because they have to pay back a lot more money than they borrow.

How has biometrics been used? 1.To find missing children 2.To search auto records 3.Security

Name three tourist attractions 1.State Parks 2.New River Gorge Bridge 3.State Capitol 4.Ski Resorts 5.Whitewater Rafting 6.Hunting & Fishing

A company that is controlled by another company subsidiary

Identify the main geographical region in which each of the following occupations is found.

farming Potomac Section

wood-related industries Allegheny Highlands

government occupations Allegheny Plateau

glass industries Ohio River Valley

coal mining Allegheny Plateau, Allegheny Highlands