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South Asia
Eastern Asia
Western and Central Europe
Russia and the Ukraine
Eastern North America
China
Brazil
United States
Russia
India
Development islands.
A parallel state.
Subversive zones.
Colonial enclaves.
The informal economy.
Foreign aid.
Tourism.
The sale of resources.
Local owner operators.
Worker's cooperatives.
Multinational corporations.
Local or regional governments.
Outsourcing
Break-of-bulk point
Gross national product
Growth pole
Carrier efficiency
Harold Hotelling/ locational interdependence theory
Alfred Weber/ variable revenue analysis theory
Immanuel Wallerstein/ modernization theory
Von Thuen/ space-time compression theory
W.W. Rostow/ capitalist world economy theory
Variable costs
Agglomeration
Fixed costs
Carrier efficiency
Substitution principle
A collapse of the U.S. market for shirts.
A decrease in Chinese shirt production.
A shifting of production form country to country in the periphery and semi-periphery.
An increase in Chinese wages.
Tertiary
Secondary
Primary
Quaternary
NGOs
Structural adjustment loans
Micro credit programs
Maquiladoras
Singapore
Vietnam
Taiwan
Hong Kong
South Korea
Dependence theory
Technology gap
Purchasing power parity
Physical Quality of Life Index
Human Development Indes
Steel.
Coal.
Airplanes.
Titanium.
Agglomeration
Site factors
Sustainable development
Space-time compression
Location of competitors
Drought.
Drop in the price of oil.
Corrupt governments.
Religions intolerance.
Traditional society, preconditions for takeoff, drive to maturity, takeoff age of mass consumption
Traditional society, takeoff, preconditions for takeoff, age of mass consumption, drive to maturity
Traditional society, preconditions for takeoff, takeoff, drive to maturity, age of mass consumption
Preconditions for takeoff, takeoff, traditional society, drive to maturity, age of mass consumption
Drive to maturity, traditional society, takeoff, preconditions for takeoff, age of mass consumption
Worker productivity
Literacy rates
Access to raw materials
Gross Domestic Product
Availability of consumer goods
Distribution costs.
Production costs.
Friction of distance.
Distance decay.
Dependency theory.
The "takeoff" model.
The liberal model.
The modernization model.
Washington Federal Savings and Loan
United Nations
World Bank
IMF
China
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
United States
Russia
Haciendas.
NAFTA zones.
Maquiladoras.
Border cities.
Portugal
Southern Italy
Greece
Ukraine
Southeastern England
Coalfields
Population
Major ports
The trend of the drainage system
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