A coastal village produces large amounts of fish, while a nearby mountain town grows vegetables. They trade with each other because each area has resources the other needs., RC, ST, IO, A factory wants to sell furniture to another island, but the shipping costs are too expensive, so the company decides not to sell its products there., RC, ST, IO, A supermarket usually buys rice from a city 300 km away. However, it starts buying from a farmer only 30 km away because the quality and price are similar., RC, ST, IO, A region rich in coal supplies energy to another region that has many factories but no coal reserves., RC, ST, IO, Fresh flowers can easily be transported from a highland farm to a nearby city because the roads are well maintained and transportation costs are affordable., RC, ST, IO, A clothing store imports products from another province. Later, a new clothing manufacturer opens in the same town, so the store buys locally instead., RC, ST, IO, A city depends on another region for clean water because it does not have enough freshwater sources., RC, ST, IO, A fruit company stops exporting mangoes because transportation takes too long and the fruit spoils before reaching the market., RC, ST, IO, A family plans to shop at a large mall in the city. On the way, they find a new shopping center with similar stores and decide to shop there instead., RC, ST, IO, An area with fertile soil produces large amounts of rice and sells it to another area where rice cannot be grown because of dry conditions., RC, ST, IO

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