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population and land use

The neoclassical economic model of population and land use originates from von Thünen's theory of agricultural land use, wherein the “highest and best use” of land depends on the cost of transporting the various crops it can yield to a central marketplace. Because different candidates (crops) have different transport costs—and offsetting market values—those with relatively high (low) transport costs end up being produced close to (far from) the marketplace. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Population and Land Use]

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