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The Genesis of Economic Centers: A Bifurcation Model,nt of the world economy. In his historical treatment of the matter transportation costs are of course very general, including such things as robbery by the medieval knights. Intuitively, it seems sound that specialization and spatial concentrations of population favour efficient mass production usin

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Migration Model with Production,nd of population (labour force). The model is indeed more suitable in biology than in economics, as demonstrated by its sucess in the former field after it was rediscovered by Skellam 30 years after Hotelling.

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The Weberian Location Triangle,ction with the choice of operation scale and technology. Only if the technology is of the Leontief type with fixed coefficients and has constant returns to scale can the location decision be dissociated from the production decision.

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Order from Disorder,st k or else it is immobile but its product may be so transported. The labor requirements for this transformation activity are small and may be neglected. Also the labor input into transportation is assumed to have no immediate effect on the distribution of population.

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Book 1990 homogeneous environment? The answer must be sought through an analysis of economic forces that operate in the two dimensional contin­ uum of space. Ultimately these forces emanate from the fundamental fact that spatial concentration is needed to reap increasing returns to scale. i. e. to gather the

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1430-9599 otherwise homogeneous environment? The answer must be sought through an analysis of economic forces that operate in the two dimensional contin­ uum of space. Ultimately these forces emanate from the fundamental fact that spatial concentration is needed to reap increasing returns to scale. i. e. to