Location Theory and International and Interregional Trade Theory

Walter Isard · Merton Joseph Peck

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I. Introduction, 97. — II. Empirical evidence on commodity flows over distance, 98. — III. Location theory and Graham's theory: a fusion, 104. — IV. Conclusions, 114.

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