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Case Study 13-Steel industry (Secondary sector)
- Where?
- South-West Wales, North of Cardiff
- South-West Wales, North of Cardiff
- What?->People
- Large scale unemployments
- Villages lost their purposes
- Community spirit declines and crime increases
- Migration to cities
increase
- Migration to cities
increase
- Community spirit declines and crime increases
- Villages lost their purposes
- Large scale unemployments
- Why?
- At 1970- Steel and Coal started to decline in the stock market
- You needed Iron ore, Limestone and coal to make Steel
- Coal mines started to close down after decline of Coal in the market
- British empire ends
- Steel work moved to India
- It is because of they are a Ledc country as they labour costs are cheaper so
[Wagers Lower= Cheaper Iron]
- It is because of they are a Ledc country as they labour costs are cheaper so
[Wagers Lower= Cheaper Iron]
- Steel work moved to India
- British empire ends
- Coal mines started to close down after decline of Coal in the market
- You needed Iron ore, Limestone and coal to make Steel
- At 1970- Steel and Coal started to decline in the stock market
- Economic
- Negative Multiplier Effect
- Lost of Industry-> Lost of jobs and etc.
- Governor of the Welsh development agency encouraged investment in the region to
create jobs.
- Lost of Industry-> Lost of jobs and etc.
- Negative Multiplier Effect
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