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American Journal of Mathematical and Management Sciences Volume 12, 1992 - Issue 1: Location Modeling in Practice: Applications, Theory, & History
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Location Modeling in Practice

H.A. EiseltFaculty of AdministrationUniversity of New BrunswickFredericton, N.B.E3B 5A3Canada
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