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Unit 11: The manufacturing industry (A) What is manufacturing industry ? Manufacturing industry Is the industry that changes raw m aterials into useful products whic h can be sold at a higher price. Needs inputs, like machines, land, capital, raw materials and labour. Products are its outputs. For examples: Steel industry Iron ore is the raw material, steel is the product Garment making Cloth is the raw material, clothes is the product Next

Unit 11: The manufacturing industry (A)What is manufacturing industry ? Manufacturing industry Is the industry that changes raw materials into useful

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Unit 11: The manufacturing industry

(A) What is manufacturing industry ?

Manufacturing industry

Is the industry that changes raw materials into useful products which can be sold at a higher price.

• Needs inputs, like machines, land, capital, raw materials and labour.

• Products are its outputs.

For examples: Steel industry

– Iron ore is the raw material, steel is the product Garment making

– Cloth is the raw material, clothes is the productNext

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(B) How are manufacturing industries classified ?

Manufacturing industries can be classified into :

˙ and

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Light industry Heavy industry

Labour-intensive industry

Capital-intensive industry

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Light industry

Raw material,power and

capital

Small amount

Products Small and light

Sites offactories

Small; hence, lessland is needed

Examples Clothing,electronics,textiles, watchesand clocks,chemicals andjewellery

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Light industry Heavy industry

Raw material,power and

capital

Small amount Large amount

Products Small and light Bulky and heavy

Sites offactories

Small; hence, lessland is needed

Large; hence,more land isneeded

Examples Clothing,electronics,textiles, watchesand clocks,chemicals andjewellery

Shipbuilding, oilrefining, iron andsteel

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Labour-intensiveindustry

Labour A lot of workers

Capital Little capital isneeded though morewages are paid

Examples Electronics,clothing and textiles

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Labour-intensiveindustry

Capital-intensiveindustry

Labour A lot of workers Not so many workers

Capital Light capital isneeded though morewages are paid

A lot of capital isneeded for purchasingfactories andmachines

Examples Electronics,clothing and textiles

Shipbuilding,aeroplanemaintenance, iron andsteel

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(C) What do our manufacturing industries need ?

Things needed in manufacturing:

Physical Inputs

Human inputs

LandRaw materialsPower, such as electricityWater

LabourTransportCapitalGovernment assistance

Physical inputs depend on the natural environment; whereas human inputs depend on human factors.

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Terms to learn: Raw material - material used for the making of goods Product - the good made from raw materials Capital - money needed to start an industry Light Industry - industry that needs a small amount of ca

pital, raw materials, machinery, power and land but a great number of workers

Heavy Industry - industry that needs a lot of capital, raw materials, machinery, power and land but a small number of workers

Labour-intensive industry - an industry that needs a lot of workers

Capital-intensive industry - an industry that needs a lot of money for its factory and machines End

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Watches and clocks industry

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Shipbuilding industry

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Electronics

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Aeroplane maintenance

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