Industrial Location Factors Quiz
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What are some of the factors to consider when locating a new factory?

  • Political Factors (correct)
  • Historical Head Start (correct)
  • Market (correct)
  • Power and Fresh Water (correct)
  • Other Factors (correct)
  • Location of Raw Materials (correct)
  • Transportation (correct)
  • Labour (correct)
  • What is the first factor to consider when locating a new factory?

    Historical Head Start

    What factor relates to the proximity of essential materials for manufacturing?

    Location of Raw Materials

    Which factor involves the study of the consumer base for a product?

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    What resource is specifically mentioned in the Power and Fresh Water factor?

    <p>Fresh Water</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which factor pertains to the availability and cost of workforce?

    <p>Labour</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What factor involves the logistics of transporting goods?

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    What aspect does Political Factors consider in factory location?

    <p>Political climate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Industrial Location Factors

    • Businesses consider multiple factors to ensure a profitable location for their manufacturing facility.
    • A careless decision can negatively impact profitability.

    Key Location Factors

    • Historical Head Start: previous investments in infrastructure and facilities can attract new businesses.
    • Location of Raw Materials: proximity to raw materials can reduce transportation costs and increase efficiency.
    • Market: accessibility to a target market can increase sales and revenue.
    • Power and Fresh Water: reliable access to these resources is crucial for manufacturing operations.
    • Labour: availability of skilled and unskilled labor can impact production costs and efficiency.
    • Transportation: proximity to transportation networks (e.g. roads, ports, airports) can facilitate the movement of goods and supplies.
    • Political Factors: government policies, regulations, and incentives can influence the decision of where to locate a factory.
    • Other Factors: there are additional factors that may be considered, but these eight are key considerations.

    Industrial Location Factors

    • Businesses consider multiple factors to ensure a profitable location for their manufacturing facility.
    • A careless decision can negatively impact profitability.

    Key Location Factors

    • Historical Head Start: previous investments in infrastructure and facilities can attract new businesses.
    • Location of Raw Materials: proximity to raw materials can reduce transportation costs and increase efficiency.
    • Market: accessibility to a target market can increase sales and revenue.
    • Power and Fresh Water: reliable access to these resources is crucial for manufacturing operations.
    • Labour: availability of skilled and unskilled labor can impact production costs and efficiency.
    • Transportation: proximity to transportation networks (e.g. roads, ports, airports) can facilitate the movement of goods and supplies.
    • Political Factors: government policies, regulations, and incentives can influence the decision of where to locate a factory.
    • Other Factors: there are additional factors that may be considered, but these eight are key considerations.

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    Learn about the key factors businesses consider when choosing a location for their manufacturing facility, including historical head start, access to raw materials, and market proximity.

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