Some Causes of the Decline of Central Business District Retail Sales in Detroit

John F. McDonald

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The relative decline (and in many cities, including Detroit, absolute decline) of central business district (CBD) retail sales as a percentage of sales in the metro-politan area has been studied by several researchers in the

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1969AN ECONOMIC DERIVATION OF THE “GRAVITY LAW” OF SPATIAL INTERACTION*

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