Not quite. The free enterprise economic system (market economy, capitalism) is characterized by voluntary participation by producers and consumers.

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Not quite. A socialist economic system exercises collective social control over production.

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Not quite. A communist government plans and controls the production and distribution of goods and also aims to form a classless society.

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Not quite. GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product.

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Not quite. As an economy develops, higher level economic activities normally comprise a larger and larger percentage of GDP.

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Not quite. The gathering or extraction of food or raw materials, such as granite, are primary economic activities.

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Not quite. Agriculture is a primary economic activity. Generally, nations with high agriculture % of GDP, like India, are at lower economic development levels.

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Not quite. Subsistence agriculture describes situations where most of the food that is produced is consumed by those raising it.

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Not quite. Commercial agriculture describes situations where most or all of the food that is produced is sold to others, such as brokers or grocery store chains.

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Not quite. The BMW plant is an example of commercial industry, where workers come to a central location and use the company's resources and equipment to produce goods (in this case, cars). Cottage industry largely disappears as an economy industrializes.

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Not quite. Agricultural location patterns are affected by a variety of factors, like climate, soil, infrastructure, population centers, and technology. Both drought-resistant rice seed and additional irrigation infrastructure could result in rice fields in the more arid area to the west.

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Not quite. Efficient shipping and free trade have resulted in labor-intensive manufacturing steps to be shifted to LOW-wage nations.

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Not quite. Portugal developed a sea trade route to India around the southern tip of Africa, replacing the Silk Road's blocked leg to Europe.

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Not quite. Outsourcing is when a company buys a good or service from an outside supplier. Many large corporations outsource manufacturing and assembly steps to multiple suppliers around the world to minimize costs.

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Not quite. The size of a nation isn't always indicative of its wealth, resources, and population. For example, Kuwait is the 158th nation by size, but the 18th nation by GDP per capita due to its vast oil resources.

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Not quite. From the 1700s to early 1900s, the coal-fired steam engine changed the landscape by powering factories, ships, and trains.

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Not quite. Liquid fuels (e.g., diesel, gasoline) displaced coal in many applications. Automobiles and other inventions based on liquid fuels changed how humans moved and worked.

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Not quite. Air conditioning drew humans to hotter climates. Desalination plants enabled humans to live far from accessible freshwater sources (but near plentiful energy resources). Automobiles caused many humans to move farther from their activities.

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Not quite. Commercial agriculture requires large capital investments in land and equipment. It has lowered food costs; replaced numerous small farms with fewer, but larger, farms; and increased productivity (more food per unit area).

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Not quite. Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and the internet have resulted in new capabilities for mapping, communicating, etc.

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Not quite. Nuclear power technology does produce a large amount of electricity with much lower emissions than fossil fuel technologies (e.g., coal- or natural gas-fired electric plants). Safe handling and disposal of radioactive waste are key environmental challenges.

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Not quite. Electricity can be distributed through wires far from the plant where it was made from falling water, wind, coal, gas, nuclear fuel, etc. Its invention and adoption expanded human locations and activities.

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Not quite. Coal-fired steam engines, coal-fired electric plants, and gasoline-powered vehicles have all added pollutants, such as gases and particulates, to the atmosphere.

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Not quite. Because gold is a valuable resource, its presence will likely result in capital investments to build mining sites, transportation infrastructure, and employee housing. People will also move to the area for mining and support services jobs.

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Not quite. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) connect data to locations. They are tools that increase geographic understanding. Any kind of data can be examined: temperatures, populations, salaries, SAT scores, cancer rates, etc.

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