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(TOPIC 19, MANUFACTURES, & INDUSTRIES) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The most important
        
        The most number of workers
        
        Guayas, Pichincha and Sucumbíos
    - - One of the oldest in the country.
        
        It is made up of large spinning and weaving companies, and by numerous small clothing companies.
        
        Pichincha and Guayas.
    - - Fleet fishery
        
        Network of refrigerators
        
        Factories for canning and processing of fishmeal
        
        Fish oil.
        
        Artisanal fishing.
        
        SME's
        Small enterprises or microenterprises. High participation of women. Complement the family income that comes from other sectors, such as industry. Family business main commerce and service activity. Small businesses Offer many jobs. Lower production and income than larger companies. Craft activity. Concentrated in textile areas clothing, food, footwear, wooden furniture, metal products, goldsmithing and carving.
        
        CARS
        Dependent on public investment. Influenced by oil exports. Requires supply of migrant workers. CONSTRUCTION: Large assembling companies. Assembling with parts that are brought from abroad. Small production companies of manufacturing auto parts or accessories. Pichincha & Tungurahua
        
        FOOTWEAR: A monopolistic industrial sector. Few companies control most of the sales and asset or facilities. Esmeraldas Amazon WOOD: Existence of numerous small footwear industries, which offer many Job positions. Pichincha, Tungurahua, Guayas, Cotopaxi, Chimborazo. Traditional activities of the country. National Brewery