Refer to the Figure below and match the types of industries in the diagram with the statements below.

Here are the matches for the types of industries:

• 1.2.1 Industries that produce perishable goods.

  • Market oriented industry (Perishable goods need to be close to consumers).

• 1.2.2 Industries that can be located anywhere and are not restricted by the location of markets or raw materials.

  • Footloose industry (These industries are not tied to specific locations for raw materials or markets).

• 1.2.3 Industries that can be located anywhere without an effect from factors such as resources or transport.

  • Ubiquitous industry (These industries are found everywhere because their raw materials are readily available everywhere, or their products are needed universally).

• 1.2.4 Industries that process bulky raw materials.

  • Raw material oriented industry (To minimize transport costs, these industries locate near the source of their heavy or bulky raw materials).

• 1.2.5 Industries located on the outskirts of the built-up areas because of noise and air pollution.

  • Heavy industry (These industries often produce significant noise and pollution, requiring them to be located away from residential areas).

• 1.2.6 Industries located between the source of the raw material and the market (customers).

  • Bridge industry (These industries locate at an intermediate point to minimize the total transport costs of both raw materials and finished products).

• 1.2.7 Industries that occupy small spaces and can be located in the city-centre.

  • Light industry (These industries are typically clean, quiet, and require less space, making them suitable for urban locations).