1.5 Business location

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  • The location of a business can significantly impact its accessibility.

    True
  • What are the advantages of locating a business in an urban area?
    Large customer base, good infrastructure
  • What determines the optimal business location?
    Specific needs and priorities
  • What is the primary benefit of agglomeration effects for businesses?
    Share resources and knowledge
  • What is the key consideration when choosing a business location?
    Specific business priorities
  • The availability of transport links is a key component of infrastructure.
  • What two aspects of labor supply influence location decisions?
    Availability and cost
  • The benefits of being located near similar businesses are called agglomeration
  • What determines the optimal location for a business?
    Specific needs and priorities
  • Why is the availability and cost of labor crucial for business location?
    Ability to find skilled workers
  • Businesses located near similar industries benefit from agglomeration
  • What is the impact of being close to customers and suppliers on a business?
    Improved accessibility and responsiveness
  • Match the location type with its advantage:
    Urban areas ↔️ Large customer base
    Rural areas ↔️ Lower rents
    Near competitors ↔️ Shared resources
    Away from competitors ↔️ More market control
  • The availability of transport links is a key factor in infrastructure for business location.

    True
  • Rural areas offer lower rents but have a smaller customer base
  • The availability of utilities is a key component of infrastructure for business location.

    True
  • The availability and cost of labor in a given area affects a business's ability to find and retain skilled workers
  • What three key factors are significantly impacted by a business's location?
    Costs, accessibility, competitiveness
  • Why is the cost of labor a crucial factor in business location decisions?
    Affects ability to retain workers
  • Businesses may benefit from being located near similar businesses due to agglomeration
  • Businesses located near competitors may benefit from shared resources and agglomeration
  • The availability of transport links is a key component of infrastructure.

    True
  • Match the business location with its disadvantages:
    Rural areas ↔️ Limited infrastructure, smaller customer base
    Near competitors ↔️ Intense competition, risk of imitation
  • One key factor affecting business location is the availability of transport links, also known as infrastructure
  • Match the factor affecting business location with its description:
    Market proximity ↔️ Closeness to customers and suppliers
    Regulations and taxes ↔️ Local laws and incentives
  • Rural areas typically have higher operating costs compared to urban areas.
    False
  • Being close to customers and suppliers is referred to as market proximity.
  • Urban areas offer a large customer base but suffer from higher rents and increased congestion.
  • Market proximity refers to being close to customers and suppliers.

    True
  • What are three key factors that influence business location decisions?
    Costs, accessibility, competitiveness
  • Being close to customers and suppliers is known as market proximity
    True
  • Match the location with its advantages and disadvantages:
    Urban areas ↔️ Large customer base, higher rents
    Rural areas ↔️ Lower rents, limited infrastructure
    Near competitors ↔️ Agglomeration effects, intense competition
    Away from competitors ↔️ Less competition, harder to attract customers
  • What is the strategic impact of business location?
    Costs, accessibility, competitiveness
  • Market proximity improves a business's accessibility and responsiveness to market demands

    True
  • Match the business location with its characteristics:
    Urban areas ↔️ Large customer base, high costs
    Rural areas ↔️ Lower costs, limited access
    Near competitors ↔️ Shared resources, intense competition
    Away from competitors ↔️ Less competition, harder to attract customers
  • Local laws, incentives, and tax policies can make certain locations more or less attractive
  • What determines the optimal business location?
    Specific needs and priorities
  • Arrange the factors influencing business location in order of importance:
    1️⃣ Infrastructure
    2️⃣ Labor Supply
    3️⃣ Market Proximity
  • Match the location type with its disadvantage:
    Urban areas ↔️ Higher operating costs
    Rural areas ↔️ Limited infrastructure
    Near competitors ↔️ Risk of imitation
    Away from competitors ↔️ Harder to attract customers
  • Urban areas offer a large customer base but face higher competition