Which of the Following Location Factors Was Not Found to Dominate

question 66

Multiple Choice

Which of the following location factors was not found to dominate location decisions for new U.S. manufacturing plants?

• A) proximity to the parent company's facilities
• B) quality of life
• C) proximity to competitors' facilities
• D) favorable labor climate

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