Add to ORKGThis is a short dictionary entry. Central place theory is a descriptive theory of market area in a spatial context. Its definition, history, and relation to modern microeconomic theory are provided.Market Area, City Hierarchy, Hexagonal Structure, Spatial General Equilibrium Theory, Transport Cost, Increasing Returns to Scale
Market analysis is a key component of a sound real estate investment analysis process. Traditional m...
It is argued that the trade-off interaction between agglomeration economies and transportation costs...
These pages briefly mention the assumption of indifference between residing in different locations w...
Central place analysis is a collection of theoretical and empirical attempts, originated from the Ce...
This paper provides a theory of the location of firms and, as cities are groups of firms, the emerge...
Abstract This paper proposes a theory of city size distribution via a hierarchy approach rather than...
Abstract. Central Place Theory seeks to provide an explanation of the numbers, sizes, and locations ...
This chapter presents the idea of integrating central place and central flow theory in order to gain...
Published in Journal of Economic Theory, 2014, 154, 245-273. DOI: 10.1016/j.jet.2014.09.018. Full te...
Place marketing approaches are increasingly employed by authorities competing to attract capital. Wh...
Central place theory attempts to explain the development of the system of cities in a region. Empiri...
This paper attempts to analyze “central place theory ” of spatial economics based on “supply and dem...
See concise video made by the Royal Economic Society where the author explains the paper.</p
Christaller (1933) postulated a regular hexagonal lattice 3 as his model for the distribution of tow...
The spatial aspects of economic theory have been developed through time in spatial price theory and ...
Market analysis is a key component of a sound real estate investment analysis process. Traditional m...
It is argued that the trade-off interaction between agglomeration economies and transportation costs...
These pages briefly mention the assumption of indifference between residing in different locations w...
Central place analysis is a collection of theoretical and empirical attempts, originated from the Ce...
This paper provides a theory of the location of firms and, as cities are groups of firms, the emerge...
Abstract This paper proposes a theory of city size distribution via a hierarchy approach rather than...
Abstract. Central Place Theory seeks to provide an explanation of the numbers, sizes, and locations ...
This chapter presents the idea of integrating central place and central flow theory in order to gain...
Published in Journal of Economic Theory, 2014, 154, 245-273. DOI: 10.1016/j.jet.2014.09.018. Full te...
Place marketing approaches are increasingly employed by authorities competing to attract capital. Wh...
Central place theory attempts to explain the development of the system of cities in a region. Empiri...
This paper attempts to analyze “central place theory ” of spatial economics based on “supply and dem...
See concise video made by the Royal Economic Society where the author explains the paper.</p
Christaller (1933) postulated a regular hexagonal lattice 3 as his model for the distribution of tow...
The spatial aspects of economic theory have been developed through time in spatial price theory and ...
Market analysis is a key component of a sound real estate investment analysis process. Traditional m...
It is argued that the trade-off interaction between agglomeration economies and transportation costs...
These pages briefly mention the assumption of indifference between residing in different locations w...