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Cheap labor

Lower minimum wage in LEDCSs and NICs

Raw materials

Close access to them reduces transport costs

Government

Friendly policies offer tax incentives/free zones

Prohibit strikes

So money is not lost as employees stop working

Health and safety

Relaxed regulations in NICs means less overheads

Working hours

Less strict rules, means more products made a day

Selling market

Close access to where goods sell reduces transport