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Consumer Spatial Behavior: A Model of Purchasing Decisions over Space and Time
A theoretical book on the locational aspects of consumer behaviour which makes an original contribution to economic geography as well as to the purchasing behaviour model used by economists. Subjects considered the allocation of shopping trips with fixed frequencies; the determination of market areas when frequency is fixed; shopping patterns and choice of transport mode and retrospect and prospect. graduate courses in economic geography; economics courses in consumer behaviour; courses in town planning and urban architecture.
182 pages, Hardcover
First published December 13, 1984
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