Fellmann/Getis/Getis - Human Geography: Landscapes in Human Activities

Course Integrator - Chapter 9 Correlation of Package and Ancillary Items

PACKAGE SUPPLEMENTS	9 Livelihood and Economy: From Blue Collar to Gold Collar
Annual Editions: Geography, 98/99 Edition	18. Twin Challenges: Energy and the Environment in Asia	19. Does It Matter Where You Are?	27. Raising the Dead Sea
Annual Editions: Global Issues 98/99 Edition	5. Worldwide Development or Population Explosion: Our Choice	10. A Global Warning 14. We Can Build a Sustainable Economy	29. Ignored Warnings 30. No More Free Lunch
Student Atlas of World Politics, 3^rd Edition	Map 21 Rich and Poor Countries: Gross National Product	Map 22 Gross National Product Per Capita	Map 25 Employment by Sector
Rand McNally Atlas of World Geography	U.S. Thematics, 78-80 South America: Thematic Introduction, 98- 101	Europe: Thematic Introduction, 108-111	Africa: Thematic Introduction, 122-125
ANCILLARIES
Transparencies	58. Supply, demand, and equilibrium (Fig. 9.2) 59. Weber's locational triangle (Fig. 9.11) 60. Competitive location in a linear market (Fig. 9.13)	61. Spatial margin of profitability (Fig. 9.14) 62. World industrial regions (Fig. 9.17) 63. North American manufacturing (Fig. 9.18)	64. Industrial regions of Europe (Fig. 9.20)
Slides	77. Spatial implications of fixed and variable costs (6e Fig. 9.3) 78. Material flows in the steel industry (6e Fig. 9.4) 79. Spatial orientation tendencies (6e Fig. 9.8)	80. The short-haul penalty (6e Fig. 9.10) 81. Industrial regions under Soviet central planning (6e Fig. 9.22)	82. Industrial regions of Japan (6e Fig. 9.23) 83. Industrialized China and the "Tigers" (6e Fig. 9.24)

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