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Direct factors

-raw materials


-labor


-finance


-markets

Indirect factors

-technology


-infrastructure


-goverment


-education.

Optimum location

Ideal location between raw materials, labor, and markets.

Maquiladora

Factories located near the boarder

Break in bulk

Breaking cargo into smaller units.

Base sector

Export of goods to other places.

Aggermation

Bussinesses near each other.

Forward linkages

What is used or made with the product.

Backwards linkages

How it was produced and it's raw materials.

Anglo-american manufacturing belt

Parrallelogram where the center specializes in industry.

Core relies on

-railroads


-proximity


-money


-nature


-evonomy

Base employment

Supports alot of jobs in service sector.

Multiplier effect

One job results in two.

Deglommeration

When excessive agglomeration cause industries to leave urban areas.

Tourism

Cater to foreign desires.

Regional changes

-shift in labor costs


-cars and highways


-petroleum


-high technology


-goverment

High technology industries

How technology advances and changes.

High technology

Set of industries.

Venture capitalist

Environment that attracts skilled labor.

High tech clusters

-specialize labor


-specialize input


-knowledge spillovers


-market accessibility

Globalization

Elimination of national boarders through intergration.

Deterritorialization

Allow activities to occur regardless of location.

Multidivisional corporation

Corporation with many divisions based on product line.

Transnational corporarion

When divisions cross international boarders.

Locational advantages

Location is based off what you produce.

Global assembly line

Production and transport to one site to be assembled.

Global production line

Products moved to have lower prices.

Conspicuous consumption

People display goods to show status.