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A footloose industry is generally: An industry that is located near raw materials. An industry that is not tied to any one location. An industry that does not rec... show full transcript
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A footloose industry is typically characterized by its flexibility in location. This means it can establish operations in various areas without being restricted by the need for specific raw materials or proximity to a market. Industries that can relocate easily depending on labor costs, taxes, and other economic factors can be classified as footloose. Therefore, the correct answer to tick is the option stating that it is 'An industry that is not tied to any one location.'
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