What are the factors that affect the choice of industrial location?

(1) Natural factors: raw materials, energy, land, water and other common influencing factors; Special factors such as certain industries have special requirements for minerals, hydropower, air or climate. (2) Socio-economic factors: labor, market, transportation, government, science and technology, etc. (3) Other social factors: the impact of social demand on the industry. 1. Impact of changes in national policies: In order to solve the employment problem, the factory is located in an unprofitable location; In order to narrow the economic gap, the coastal economy was developed in the 1980s, and the western development was implemented in the early 20th century. 2. National defense security considerations: In 1950s, China established a number of large industrial bases on the mainland. 3. Personal behavior factors: for example, overseas Chinese, overseas Chinese investment.