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The factors affecting location of industries are the the availability of1.Raw material2.land3.water4.labour5.power6.capital7.transport and8.marketQuestion answered by NAYAN LALAGARTALA
Labor racketeering is the domination, manipulation, and control of a labor movement in order to affect related businesses and industries. It can lead to the denial of workers' rights and inflicts an economic loss on the workers, business, industry, insurer, or consumer.
It is near water which is the best place to trade by.
The industries are more likely to be located where raw material is available since it is bulky and therefore difficult to transport.
Availability of raw materials - resources , sufficient power supply , large labor supply , money for investment in industries , efficient transportation system, closeness to markets, cities, towns, and incentives to attract industry are factors that affect industry location
During the early days of trade unions, especially ones that represented workers in large industries, dangerous conflicts were sometimes part of a union strike. Businesses were known to hire "strike breakers" to fight with workers on union picket lines and try to intimidate strikers. This certainly had to affect the expansion of unions to industries not yet unionized. The conflicts abated when State and Federal governments passed laws to protect union workers. The Federal government established agencies to help mediate union and management problems. In time industries began to see that violence was not the answer to strikes. Meaningful negotiations between management & unions held sway.
During the early days of trade unions, especially ones that represented workers in large industries, dangerous conflicts were sometimes part of a union strike. Businesses were known to hire "strike breakers" to fight with workers on union picket lines and try to intimidate strikers. This certainly had to affect the expansion of unions to industries not yet unionized. The conflicts abated when State and Federal governments passed laws to protect union workers. The Federal government established agencies to help mediate union and management problems. In time industries began to see that violence was not the answer to strikes. Meaningful negotiations between management & unions held sway.
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How did Rome's location affect its development
How did Rome's location affect its development
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Regulatory commissions make rules for large industries and businesses that affect the public.