Geographically, socio-economic factors mainly include labor force (quantity and quality of labor force); The level of scientific and technological development; Infrastructure (transportation, power facilities, etc.). ); Resources (including raw materials and energy); Science and technology (including information and communication); Market; Transportation; Relevant policies of the local government, etc. The status of socio-economic factors profoundly reflects the level of development and social civilization in this area.
Socio-economic factors (or human geography factors) refer to the economy and culture formed by human activities and their stages.
Residential areas, transportation networks, administrative boundaries, population, history, culture, politics, military and other social phenomena.
Things, enterprises and institutions, industrial and agricultural output value, commerce, trade, communications, electricity, environmental pollution, environmental protection, diseases.
There are also prevention, tourist facilities, and so on.
The breakthrough point of the analysis of geographical, social and economic factors: natural resources: having or approaching some natural resources. Transportation: It is close to the intersection of railways, highways or expressways, ports or docks and various modes of transportation, with convenient transportation and a solid industrial and agricultural foundation. Other factors: political, religious and military centers; Tourism and Technology Center (new factor).