CITY‐SIZE MODELS AND THE ECONOMIC BASE: A RECENT CONTROVERSY

Abstract

Of the various models of city size, two of the most important are those proposed by Dacey [4] and Beckmann and McPherson [a]. Both models are concerned with the derivation of city populations in a central place system and assume that all cities owe their existence to the provision of goods and services to their respective

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