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AL Geography. Industrial Location Problem Approach of Industrial Landscapes Studies Observation Description Hypothesis setting Hypothesis testing Explanation.

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1 AL Geography

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3 Industrial Location Problem

4 Approach of Industrial Landscapes Studies Observation Description Hypothesis setting Hypothesis testing Explanation Theory Prediction

5 Questions we ask What components are there? Where are they? When will it happen? Why are they there? How does it work? What consequences are there?

6 Classification According to end product According to process According to major locational factor

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8 Heavy Industry Vs Light Industry

9 Processing Vs Fabricating Iron & steel Industry Furniture making Iron ore  pig iron  steel Timber+Iron bar+Screws Table/chair Change both state and form Change only form but not state

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11 Land LabourMarket Power Transport GovernmentEntrepreneurRaw Material Locational factors for industry

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