>Factory workers. Then service workers who sell their food and cut their hair. Except factories need workers too, and workers need haircuts so it doesn't make

>Factory workers. Then service workers who sell their food and cut their hair. Except factories need workers too, and workers need haircuts so it doesn't make sense for a factory to be built in the middle of nowhere where there are no workers. >How do you think places go from being an empty field to a town? Rarely. >Then why do Boeing and Ford and GE build their factories in rural areas instead of in Manhattan? Boeing's factory is within easy commuting distance of Everett. GE's is in Flint. Neither one was built in rural Iowa or the Mojave. They're not built in Manhattan because that would be prohibitively expensive given the amount of space they need.