this question is soooo confussing..... help!?

Question

how does government initiatives influence decisions to locate a secondary industry???

Answer 1

The problem is more with the question than with your ability to understand. It's vague to the point of being meaningless. I hope the person who asked it isn't, like, in the position to give you a grade or anything.

Of course, government initiatives often influence companies' decisions to set up shop in one place or another. One key way is through infrastructure. Government paves roads, lays water and sewer pipe, and provides other infrastructure-related kinds of services. When these things are more easily available, companies are more likely to move in.

Local governments also often offer tax incentives to companies that are thinking about moving in -- although, probably not to "secondary industry." But often the biggest companies -- automobile makers who are building a new manufacturing plant -- benefit from government financial incentives. Then, typically, a slew of "secondary" companies move in to provide services related to the big-dog manufacturing plant.

Answer 2

How do the decisions your government makes influence the way you think about a company (tobacco companies are a perfect example in Australia)

Answer 3

English lesson required here:

NOT "confussing"..."confusing" is correct.

NOT "how does"..."how do" is correct.

Answer 4

they will follow govornment