Titlebook: Mathematical Location and Land Use Theory; An Introduction T?nu Puu Book 19971st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 Continuous

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Optimal Routes,Implicit in all location and land use problems, as in the rest of spatial economics, are flows of traded commodities, commuters, migrants, or of immaterial influences, such as the diffusion of innovations or business cycles.

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Cycles, Growth, and Equilibrium,In last Chapter we extended the discussion of the spatial movement of commodities to the movement of people in the contexts of commuting and migration. In what follows we are also going to include the diffusion of immaterial influences, such as economic growth and business cycles, propagated through space by interregional trade.

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Transportation Networks,We have to say something about networks of roads, even though studying flows on networks is no major issue of this book.

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1430-9602 and later as his thesis adviser. Palander started his economics career in the 30es with taking interest in spatial economics, and ended up with monetary economics in the 50es. The author made the reverse route. So, in the intersection of our professional lives Palander and I both worked with monetar

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