IG Ch8

3. The increasing connection of countries and businesses around the world.
6. Basic facilities like roads, ports, and power that support business activity.
9. Ongoing costs such as rent and insurance not directly linked to production.
10. Buying and selling goods and services online.
12. When a business moves its operations to a different site.

1. The human workforce available to produce goods or provide services.
2. Other businesses offering similar products or services in the same market.
4. The geographical place where a business operates.
5. The process of delivering goods from producers to consumers or shops.
7. The raw inputs used in production.
8. The group of customers to whom a business sells its goods or services.
11. Government planning rules that divide land into business, industrial or residential areas.