Industry
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Industrial System
As with Agriculture, Industry can be described as a systems of INPUTS, PROCESSES and OUTPUTS
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Industrial SEctors
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Study the images below and attempt to explain what you can see.
Factors affecting industrial location
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Complete the following mystery:
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HUMAN FACTORS
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PHYSICAL FACTORS
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Where would you locate the below industries and why?
Case Study:
Bangalore – India’s high-tech city
1 The plateau on which Bangalore is located. 2 Two public sector organisations established by the Indian government in Bangalore. 3 The decade when Bangalore became the location for the first large-scale foreign investment in high technology in India. 4 The US company involved in this investment. 5 The two industries for which Bangalore is India’s most important centre apart from ICT. 6 The growth in population between 1981 and 2011. 7 The ranking of Bangalore in the largest technology clusters in the world. 8 The number of ICT companies in the city. 9 The three main technology clusters in Bangalore. 10 The number of engineering colleges in the city. |