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explain any three factors that affect the location of industries in an area

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Answered by LAAVANYA1KRG
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The factors affecting the location of industry are grouped into physical and human factors.

Physical Factors:

(i) Availability of Raw materials The factory needs to be close to the location of raw material if they are heavy and bulky to transport. For example, iron and steel industry is located near the source of raw material.

(ii) Water Source Water is an important factor that

determines the location of industries. Water is required for various industrial processes. River water and waterfalls can also be used to generate hydroelectricity.

(iii) Climate Climate plays a significant role in establishment of industries. Harsh climate is not much suitable for industries. Extremely hot, humid, dry or cold climate is not very conducive for industries. For example, cotton textile industry requires humid climate because thread breaks in dry climate.

Human Factors:

(i) Labour A large and cheap labour force is required for labour-intensive and manufacturing industries. High-tech industries have to be located where suitable skilled workers are available.

(ii) Capital This is the money that is invested to start a business. The amount of capital will determine the size and location of the factor.

(iii) Government Policies Industrial development is encouraged in some areas and restricted in others. Industries that are located in depressed areas may receive financial incentives and assistance from the government in the form of low rent and tax rates.


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Answered by NightFury
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capital

➡️it is very important to an industry as without investment of money industries cannot be set up✔️

➡️it can be private or public source✔️

Government policy

➡️Governments can greatly influence the location of industry, by giving tax incentives, cheap rent and other benefits to companies✔️

➡️Government policy also lead to the closure of many of the heavy industries✔️

Labour Supply

➡️skilled and specialised labour should be available at cheap cost✔️

Markets

➡️Access to markets is vital✔️

➡️it should be located near by✔️

Raw Materials

➡️industries require a regular supply of good quality raw materials✔️

Climate

➡️The climate could affect where an industry locates, as it needs to attract workers to the area✔️

Power

➡️Initially, industry had to locate right beside its power source.✔️

transport
➡️industries require cheap but good transport facilities✔️

cost of production

➡️cost of production should be low so as to gain maximum profit✔️










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