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The best industrial location in an Nx N plane lattice: A transportation oriented model

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  1. University of New Mexico, USA

    Paul Jonas (Associate Professor of Economics)

  2. Brooklyn College, City University, New York, USA

    Hyman Sardy (Associate Professor of Economics)

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Jonas, P., Sardy, H. The best industrial location in an Nx N plane lattice: A transportation oriented model. Ann Reg Sci 3, 41–54 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01283750

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