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Further thoughts on future directions for regional science: A response to Fujita's remarks on the general theory of location and space-economy

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Improvements for an extended General Theory of Location and Space-Economy are suggested involving dropping Samuelson's iceberg assumption, the introduction of still more imperfect competition beyond monopolistic competition, noise and a diffusion model, and relative utility with pairwise comparisons for conflict management.

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  1. Department of Economics, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853, USA (e-mail: wi11@cornell.edu), , , , , , US

    Walter Isard

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Received: July 1999/Accepted: July 1999

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Isard, W. Further thoughts on future directions for regional science: A response to Fujita's remarks on the general theory of location and space-economy. Ann Reg Sci 33, 383–388 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s001680050111

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