Economic development around the world

For and Against tourism

Against



1) If you couldtake the  Tourism Ministry it self, other sector may also claim. The endresult would be a hyperinflation of ministries and inefficient government.



2) In Spain skills in planning, management and promotion of tourism are transferred to the        autonomous Comunidas. Therefore a hypothetical Ministry of Toruism would just real skill in these   key areas.



3) The creation of a Ministry of Tourism woul be an extra cost for the state coffers at a time of   severa economic crisis and the need to reduce public deficits.



For



1) The great number of tourists brings wealth to the region.



2) One advantage is that tourism create jobs in the region.



3) The councils maintain the infraestructure, wich is also good for the locals.



4) Tourism is a good thing because the local Spanish people can also enjoy the better facilities

Factory location influences

Light Industry

Light industry is industry that is usually less capital intensive than heavy industry, and is more consummer-oriented thanbussines-oriented . Light industry facilities typically have less environmental impact than those associated with heavy industry, and zonning laws are more likely to permit light industry near residential areas. It is the production of small consumer goods.

Map of the main international political organizations

Bar chart of the number of internet users in the world

Map of the world's gross domestic protuct

Map of the tourist areas

Map of world trade

Physical and political map os Africa

Oil: For and Against

FOR:

• Very versatile: it is a very versatile material from which countless items such as plastics, gasoline is extracted, etc.
• Petroleum products: almost all petroleum are used to meet the energy needs of the world.
• Synthetic fertilizers: a high percentage of synthetic fertilizers come from oil.

AGAINST:

• Highest Price: their preparation is very expensive compared to other types of energy such as renewable energy.
• Ecological risk: oil extraction involves a great ecological and environmental risk.
• Acid rain: Acid rain associated with burning oil for the production of nitrogen oxides is generated.
• Safe storage: it is necessary to use a safe for storage of oil in destination space.
• Transforming raw material: to use oil needs to pass a process of distillation prior to use.
• Global warming: the transformation for use causes significant greenhouse effect and global warming increases.
• Exhaustible energy source: unlike renewables about oil is a source of energy that will be exhausted within a few years.
• Pollution: unlike what happens with other types of energy use oil can cause high contamination due to the large amount of CO2 emitted into the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels

Importance of water

Energy and water are intricately connected. All sources of energy (including electricity) require water in their production processes: the extraction of raw materials, cooling in thermal processes, in cleaning processes, cultivation of crops for biofuels, and powering turbines. Energy is itself required to make water resources available for human use and consumption (including irrigation) through pumping, transportation, treatment, and desalination.

Agriculture as a system

Agricultural enterprises-crop or livestock-deal with such concepts as labor supply, marketing, finances, natural resources, genetic stock, nutrition, equipment, and hazards. While it is possible to effectively manipulate each mechanism of successful farming individually, better results can often be obtained by treating the farming operation as a system. The interactions, then, among system components may become more important than how each component functions by itself. Treating production operations holistically offers greater management flexibility, provides for more environmentally and economically sound practices, and creates safer and healthier conditions for workers and for farm animals. NIFA staff provides leadership to land-grant university partners and other grantees as they conduct research, education, and extension activities in programs related directly and indirectly to agricultural systems.

Crop farming

Crop farming is the cultivation of plants for food, animal foodstuffs, or other commercial uses. A variety of techniques including organic production methods can be used to manage crops. People may enter this career through a family business, by training on a farm with experienced farmers, or by attending college to get a degree in agriculture or a related subject. It can involve long hours and harsh working conditions, along with unpredictable profits from year to year, which can be stressful for farmers.

Physical factors affecting farming.

The farming system.

Types of farming.

Primary economic activity word map.