The document discusses several industries including heavy, light, food, automotive, textile, and electronic. Heavy industries require large capital investments and resources but produce large amounts of goods. Light industries have lower impacts and require less resources. The food industry supplies much of the world's food. The automotive industry designs, manufactures, and sells motor vehicles worldwide. The textile industry transforms fibers into yarns, fabrics, and clothing and employs many people in Europe.

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