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State what is meant by the term footloose industry. Name one example of a footloose industry. Secondary economic activities can give rise to local conflicts. Name ... show full transcript
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A footloose industry refers to an industry that is not tied to any specific location. This means it can be established and operate in various locations without being dependent on local resources, transport costs, or labor availability.
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An example of local conflict arising from secondary economic activities is the Indaver Incinerator in County Cork, Ireland. This facility has faced opposition from local communities due to concerns about environmental impact, health risks, and potential decrease in property values. The development sparked protests and opposition among residents, highlighting tensions between economic development and community well-being.
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