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when you thing of industrialization, it happened sources, where the goldfields are. modern day, if you go to the economy that is surface based. can happen anywhere. in a on't need to be particular place to be productive. they can go choice, where they want to go. that means that living in a environment becomes a determining factor of where will live in the future, and it will be a determining factor of where businesses and in the ent will go future. nowadaysns that cities are competing for jobs, for cetera. ent, et using those types of factors, right. using the natural environment, example, as an attractive feature for businesses to come here. me give an illustration of that. of course. that amazon called for for a second headquarters. and if you look at the criteria has put fourth. one of them is quality of life. about qualitytalk of life. they talk about the natural environment. that. y is well, because they explicitly that they want to go to a place where people need to live. in the modern equality that is we have a lot more choice of where we want to live. view,