Changing modes of reasoning in spatial choice analysis

Manfred M. Fischer

doi:10.1007/bf01935249

Changing modes of reasoning in spatial choice analysis

Papers of the Regional Science Association 58(1): 1-5

Article 1985 English

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In the development of regional science methodology we observe an increasing series of trends from aggregate towards disaggregate, deterministic towards pro

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