Step 1: Alternate structuring: cost-minimisation lens:
An industry tends to locate wherever the total cost of assembling raw material, processing it, and distributing the finished product to market is lowest — this single idea explains most of the individual 'factors'.
Step 2: Show how each factor reduces cost:
Being near raw material and power cuts input-transport cost; cheap labour cuts production cost; proximity to market cuts output-transport cost; good transport/infrastructure and favourable government policy reduce overall operating cost and risk.
Step 3: Final Answer:
All individual location factors — raw material, power, labour, market, transport, capital, and policy — ultimately serve the same goal: minimising the total cost of production and distribution for the industry.