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Answer: Because the factors needed for industries are not equally available everywhere.

  • Industries need raw materials, power, capital, labour, water, transport, markets and government support.
  • These factors are concentrated in some regions such as north-eastern USA, western Europe, Japan and eastern China, which therefore have major industrial regions.
  • Regions with harsh climate, rugged relief, poor transport or low capital (e.g. deserts, polar areas, dense equatorial forests, much of Africa) have few industries.
  • Hence industries are unevenly distributed in the world.
Doubtly AI · 28 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Oct 2026 Report
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