7.7 Global Economy & SEZs in China

The map and table show several specialized manufacturing clusters of cities and smaller nearby towns that are located in special economic zones (SEZs) in China.

Describe the spatial pattern of the clusters located on the map.

Explain ONE reason for the spatial patterns identified from the map and data table.

Define special economic zones (SEZs).

Explain how ONE economic policy attracts foreign investments in China’s SEZs.

Explain why internal migration patterns increase the profits of corporations located in SEZs within China.

Explain ONE strength of Wallerstein’s world system theory in explaining where these products are made and where these products are sold.

Using the data in the table, explain ONE way in which the products listed relate to these clusters’ comparative advantage in global trade.