1. È HEAVY
È LIGHT
È FOOD
È AUTOMOTIVE
È TEXTILE
È ELECTRONIC

2. • HEAVY capital
investment to begin
production.
• HEAVY impact on
the environment (el
medio ambiente).
• HEAVY (large)
amounts of raw
materials consumed.
• HEAVY ( a lot of)
product produced.

3. 1. METALLURGY
2. CHEMICAL
3. CAPITAL
GOODS

4. • Any human-made
products used by
individuals,
organizations,
businesses, or the
government to
produce other goods
or commodities.
• Capital goods ARE
NOT directly bought
or used by consumers!

5.  Is it human-made? A FACTORY
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it purchased by
companies or
consumers?

6.  Is it human-made?
MACHINERY
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

7.  Is it human-made?
A CAR
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

8.  Is it human-made? TRANSPORTATION
 Is it used to make VEHICLES
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

9.  Is it human-made?
MACHINE TOOLS
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

10.  Is it human-made?
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

11.  Is it human-made?
PERSONAL COMPUTER
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

12.  Is it human-made?
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

13.  Is it human-made? BUILDING
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

14.  Is it human-made?
CLASSROOM
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

15.  Is it human-made?
A CHOCOLATE BAR
 Is it used to make
something else?
 Can it be used again?
 Is it part of the final
product?
 Is it bought by
companies or
consumers?

16.  1. FACTORIES
 2. MACHINERY
 3. BUILDINGS
 4. EQUIPMENT
 5. TOOLS
 6. TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES

17. 0 HEAVY
, LIGHT
, FOOD
, AUTOMOTIVE
, TEXTILE
, ELECTRONIC

18. • LIGHT capital
investment to begin
production.
• LIGHT impact on
the environment (el
medio ambiente).
• LIGHT (moderate)
amounts of raw
materials consumed.
• LIGHT weight but
valuable products
produced.

19.  MANUFACTURE
OF:
1. CLOTHES
2. SHOES

20.  MANUFACTURE
OF:
3. FURNITURE
4. CONSUMER
ELECTRONICS

21.  MANUFACTURE OF:
5. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

22. L HEAVY
L LIGHT
L FOOD
L AUTOMOTIVE
L TEXTILE
L ELECTRONIC

23.  A global business
network that supplies
much of the world’s
food.
 Are subsistence farmers
part of the food
industry? Explain.
 Food industry
producers are the USA,
UK, and Netherlands.

25. ° HEAVY
° LIGHT
° FOOD
° AUTOMOTIVE
° TEXTILE
° ELECTRONIC

26.  This industry designs,
develops,
manufactures, and sells
the world’s motor
vehicles.
 How many motor
vehicles were produced
worldwide in 2008?
 How many motor
vehicles in the USA?

27. POSITIVES NEGATIVES
 Provides jobs globally
 Innovations for fuel  806 million cars and
efficiency, computer trucks on the road in 2007
controls, and passenger  Vehicles burn over 260
safety
billion gallons of gas and
 Meets transportation
needs diesel fuel each year.
 Urban transportation
systems based on cars are
unsustainable. They
consume excess energy
and cause pollution.

28. Ð HEAVY
Ð LIGHT
Ð FOOD
Ð AUTOMOTIVE
Ð TEXTILE
Ð ELECTRONIC

29.  The textile and clothing
industry includes:
Transforming fibers to yarn to
fabrics

30. Products Produced:
 High-tech yarns
 Wool
 Bed Linens

31. Products Produced:
 Industrial filters
 Geo-textiles
 Clothing

32.  3% of the European
manufacturing
industry.
 220,000 companies
 2.5 million people
employed
 190 billion Euros
generated