How does transportation influence the localization of industrial activity ? The weight of transportation cost varies among the different industrial branches while the spatial effects of the different transportation systems lead to concentration or to dispersion of local units. The direct influence on industrial localization comes mainly through the different types of freight rates applied, through tariff policies and through tariff systems, three elements leading to concentration or dispersion and to localization on ressources or at markets.L'objet du présent article est de préciser les mécanismes par lesquels le transport influence la localisation des activités industrielles. Par son impact dans les coûts de production et de distribution, ...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
How does transportation influence the localization of industrial activity ? The weight of transporta...
This paper develops a model of a spatial economy in which interregional trade patterns and the struc...
This paper develops a model of a spatial economy in which interregional trade patterns and the struc...
This paper develops a model of a spatial economy in which interregional trade patterns and the struc...
In Tinbergen-Bos system for general location analysis, the spatial dispersion of economic activities...
Transportation is only one element in the glo¬bal environment of the economic activities. So, the ev...
Weber's approach on industrial location and its extensions: an assessment — Weber's works on industr...
Weber's approach on industrial location and its extensions: an assessment — Weber's works on industr...
This article considers the connections which economic activities, especially industry, have with the...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
How does transportation influence the localization of industrial activity ? The weight of transporta...
This paper develops a model of a spatial economy in which interregional trade patterns and the struc...
This paper develops a model of a spatial economy in which interregional trade patterns and the struc...
This paper develops a model of a spatial economy in which interregional trade patterns and the struc...
In Tinbergen-Bos system for general location analysis, the spatial dispersion of economic activities...
Transportation is only one element in the glo¬bal environment of the economic activities. So, the ev...
Weber's approach on industrial location and its extensions: an assessment — Weber's works on industr...
Weber's approach on industrial location and its extensions: an assessment — Weber's works on industr...
This article considers the connections which economic activities, especially industry, have with the...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...
Almost all models of the (New) Economic Geography have focused on interregional transportation costs...