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Economic Geography Volume 57, 1981 - Issue 4: Studies in Choice, Constraints, and Human Spatial Behaviors
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Spatial Choice in Consumer Behavior: Towards a Contextual Theory of Demand

Barry LentnekSUNY at Buffalo
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Mitchell HarwitzSUNY at Buffalo
&
Subhash C. NarulaRensselaer Polytechnic Inst.
Pages 362-372 | Published online: 09 Jun 2016

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Timothy J. Fik. (1988) Spatial Competition and Price Reporting in Retail Food Markets. Economic Geography 64:1, pages 29-44.
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Barry Lentnek, Mitchell Harwitz & Subhash C. Narula. (1987) A Contextual Theory of Demand: Beyond Spatial Analysis in Economic Geography. Economic Geography 63:4, pages 334-348.
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James A. Swaney & Frank A. Ward. (1985) Optimally Locating a National Public Facility: An Empirical Application of Consumer Surplus Theory. Economic Geography 61:2, pages 172-180.
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