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market area: a standalone construct

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market area1 CONSTRUCTMarket areaLÖSCH · ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

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Economic geography

the territory a seller serves at a given location, which under spatial competition settles into a hexagonal net of areas.

In economic geography, market area refers to the territory a seller serves at a given location, which under spatial competition settles into a hexagonal net of areas. This meaning comes from Lösch (1940/1954) in The economics of location.[1]

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References

  1. Lösch, A. (1954). The economics of location (W. H. Woglom & W. F. Stolper, Trans.). Yale University Press. (Original work published 1940) ISBN 9780300007275

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