Yes exactly. And rural areas have lots in common -- education levels, availability of labor, economic and political incentives for development, etc. The only

Yes exactly. And rural areas have lots in common -- education levels, availability of labor, economic and political incentives for development, etc. The only things that really vary are availability/reliability of power & natural resources, and regulations that may help (e.g. ability to legally enforce contracts with vendors) / hinder (environmental, labor, etc) business.