This geographical theory accounts for the size, organization of settlements, distribution, establishments, and market areas in a competitive and interdependent residential system. It illustrates the differences in locational tendencies and preferences of businesses as they maximize market sales, profits, and accessibility.
Central Place Theory
This geographical theory accounts for the size, organization of settlements, distribution, establishments, and market areas in a competitive and interdependent residential system. It illustrates the differences in locational tendencies and preferences of businesses as they maximize market sales, profits, and accessibility.
