Semiconductors: in the chips again?

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Three main factors explain why high-technology firms choose a particular state as an industrial location. These are a competitive business environment, a solid educational system and a strong and productive work force. The states that lead the way in terms of number of high-technology companies are California, Arizona and Texas. States such as Virginia, Florida and Georgina are hoping that the semiconductor industry revives in 1999 and 2000 to attract investments in their respective areas.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Semiconductor industry, Evaluation, High technology industry, Location, Industrial locations, Industrial location

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The Mississippi/Ohio river system: a boon to development

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The Mississippi and Ohio Rivers have become important transportation routes for variety of industries. These rivers serve as low-cost means of transportation and provide several air, rail and truck connections. These also flow through several cities, towns and rural areas offering companies a wide range of choices for potential locations. The areas the these rivers flow through and the business opportunities they offer are discussed.

Economic aspects, Mississippi River, Ohio River

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