Titlebook: New Frontiers in Regional Science; Essays in Honour of Manas Chatterji (Professor of Management),Robert E Book 1990 Manas Chatterji and Ro

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Price/Marketing Competition and Information Flows in Spatial Oligopolyn, lead to an expectation that different approaches to the theory of location and spatial competition may be required to analyse economic activity in the future. The dominance of service industries argues for a lessening of the importance of transportation costs and an increasing decentralising orie

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Most-Probable-State Analysis: A Method for Testing Probabilistic Theories of Population Behaviourerms of macro statistical observations. This approach, designated as .., unifies many of the existing concepts and methods employed in maximum-entropy and minimum-information techniques. In addition, MPS-analysis provides a general analytical framework for testing a wide range of spatial models whic

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Land, Labour and Product Markets under Spatial Monopoly and Spatial Competitionmes a ‘point’ market where homogeneous goods are traded at a fixed price under conditions of perfect competition.. Weber models of firm location, von Thünen models of agricultural land use and related urban models of residential land use employ the concentrated markets paradigm. The second approach

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Industry Equilibrium in T ransport- Oriented Productiontion for a firm. A survey published about ten years ago (Brown [1]) listed twenty-five papers written on the subject from 1971 to 1978 alone. Developments of the past three decades, however, have added little to the theory and, indeed, have robbed it of its substantive content. Moreover, the really