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SPATIAL CHOICE IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: TOWARDS A CONTEXTUAL THEORY OF DEMAND

This article represents an attempt to reformulate the spatial economics of consumer behavior. It is apparent that alternative approaches toward the explanation of consumer choice of destinations for the journey-to-shop are needed at this point in the development of theory in geography.

S. Narula | B. Lentnek | Mitchell Harwitz

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