Spatial Constraints-Oriented Modeling as an Alternative Approach to Movement, Microeconomic Theory, and Urban Policy
Urban GeographyPublished 1 January 1980
Pat Burnett
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(1980). Spatial Constraints-Oriented Modeling as an Alternative Approach to Movement, Microeconomic Theory, and Urban Policy. Urban Geography: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 53-67.
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