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Regional Economy

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Which option accurately explains Northern Delaware?

  • Northern Delaware is more urban and finance-oriented than much of central Delaware
  • Northern Delaware is more urban and finance-oriented than much of northern Delaware
  • Northern Delaware is more urban and finance-oriented than much of southern Delaware
  • Northern Delaware is more urban and finance-oriented than much of western Delaware
Correct answer(s):
  • Northern Delaware is more urban and finance-oriented than much of southern Delaware

What is the correct interpretation of Southern Delaware?

  • Southern Delaware has mainly desert-ranching characteristics
  • Southern Delaware has stronger agricultural and coastal-tourism characteristics
  • Southern Delaware has mainly heavy-industry characteristics
  • Southern Delaware has stronger mining and alpine-tourism characteristics
Correct answer(s):
  • Southern Delaware has stronger agricultural and coastal-tourism characteristics

Which description of Delaware’s coastal tourism economy is accurate?

  • Kent County combines a major agricultural economy with a major coastal tourism economy
  • Sussex County combines a major agricultural economy with a major coastal tourism economy
  • New Castle County combines a major agricultural economy with a major coastal tourism economy
  • Bucks County combines a major agricultural economy with a major coastal tourism economy
Correct answer(s):
  • Sussex County combines a major agricultural economy with a major coastal tourism economy

Which example best shows regional economic specialization in Colorado?

  • Technology on the Front Range, tourism in mountains, and agriculture on the plains
  • The entire state depends only on mining
  • Every county depends on one identical industry
  • Only Denver has economic activity
Correct answer(s):
  • Technology on the Front Range, tourism in mountains, and agriculture on the plains