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Retail change over time - meadow hall Sheffield


Opened in 1990 and cost £250 million


• Employs 7000 people and attracts 25 million py


• 280 shops


• 10 large anchor stores to draw customers in


• 50 places to eat and drink


• 11 screen cinema


• Within hour drive of 9 million people


• Free car park







Problems


• Steep decline in people going to the CBD


• CBD less attractive so fewer people want to go there or set up business there


Solutions


• The council has added more opportunities to make it more optional for people going to the CBD


• CBD is getting repaired and the price to set up a business is lowered to attract business owners

Location of Economic activity MEDC - Port Talbot steel works


• South Wales Valley - good for making iron


• Lots of raw materials -coal and iron ore


• Limestone nearby in Brecon Beacon


• Fast flowing rivers provide water


• Good transport links


• export to India


• Large workforce nearby


• Ebbwvale near by

Location Factors


• Empire countries gained independance so their was no longer a garanteed market


• Coal and iron resources running low


• Valley sites too small for large factories


Changed Location (Port Talbot)


• Material can easily be imported and exported


• Large site - expansion


• Good transport links


• Government incentives


Consequences


• High unemployment, less people paying tax, council has less money to spend, decline in edcational standards



Location of economic activity in an LEDC - Fiat factory Betim, Brazil


• Opened in 1976 and employed 10,000 produced 130,000 cars a year


• 1990 fiat invested $1.5 billion in the area and employs 650,000 workers and made 650,000 cars that year.


Why did Fiat choose Brazil


• The government gave fiat special deals as they wanted long-term employment for their people.


• Brazil was an emerging market


• no strikes

Positives


• Provides jobs for local people


• Improves infrastructure


• Puts money into the economy


• helps development


Negatives


• Pollution


• impacts on other industries


• profit doesn't stay in the country


• Unreliable work - close the line