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Intraurban location and the new plant

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    Gordon C. Cameron

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The author wishes to acknowledge the considerable help given to him by colleagues in the Department of Social and Economic Research in the preparation of this paper; John Firn, Jim Hughes, Bill Lever and Mike Farbman deserve mention in this regard. Special thanks are also due to John Firn for his skill, persistence and enormous patience in organizing and assembling the data base, and to Marion Powell for her assistance with this work. Mary Latham carried out the computing work associated with this paper with her customary speed, efficiency and ingenuity, and Anne Carey provided high quality technical assistance. Remy Prud'homme made valuable comments on an early draft. Naturally, the author bears responsibility for any remaining errors. This paper forms part of a project on Metropolitan Industrial Location supported by the Centre for Environmental Studies, London, United Kingdom.

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Cameron, G.C. Intraurban location and the new plant. Papers of the Regional Science Association 31, 125–143 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01943246

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