Rural Development, The Thunen Paradigm and the Death of Distance : Does Space Still Matter?

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Creator	Hite, James
Abstract	This paper is a follow-up to one published in a recent issue of the Review of Agricultural Economics [Hite, 1997] in which the Thunen model is suggested as a basic conceptual paradigm for rural development analysis. It is assumed that readers of this paper have either read the earlier one or have ready access to it. Except for a brief summary, that paper will not be reargued here. Instead, the Thunen paradigm will be tested for its robustness as a tool for explaining observed empirical evidence of rural economic phenomena.
Contributor	Oakerson, Ronald
Resource Type	Conference Proceeding
Date Issued	1999
Conference Name	Conceptual Foundations of Economic Research in Rural Studies
Subject	Rural development Economic geography
Rights Statement	Copyright Not Evaluated
Publisher	National Rural Studies Committee
Language	English [eng]

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