1950/02/01 by Francois Perroux, François Perroux · 8 citations
Social Sciences · Economics, Econometrics and Finance · #Political and Social Issues #Historical and Environmental Studies #Economic Theory and Policy
paper · doi:10.2307/1881960
Introduction, 89. — I. The idea of abstract space and economic analysis, 91; distinction between geonomic (banal) space and economic spaces, 92; space defined by a plan, 95; space defined as a field of forces, 95; space defined as a homogeneous aggregate, 96. — II. Some applications of the distinction between the three types of economic space, 97: monetary space, 97; national space, 99; the European economy, 102.