1980
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9493.1980.tb00099.x
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The Characteristics and Locational Patterns of Wholesale and Service Trades in the Central Area of Singapore

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“…Studies undertaken (a) in a number of different countries, such as the US (Lord and Wright 1981), Sweden (Artle 1959), Singapore (Wing and Lee 1980) and Australia Uohnson 1967); (b) using all manner of statistical procedures including centrography (Sorenson 1970), factor analysis (White 1975), nearest neighbour (Sherwood 1970) and quadrat analysis (Rogers 1969); and (c) referring to a wide range of retailing trades -butchers (Shaw 1978), ~ banks (Okabe et al 1985), restaurants (Smith 1985) and petrol stations (Lee and Schmidt 1980), to name but a few -all appear to agree that sellers of the same or similar categories of merchandise tend to cluster closely together. There is a general consensus, moreover, that the degree of clustering is inversely related to the order of the good (Kivell and Shaw 1980).…”
Section: Principle Of M I N I M U M Differentiationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies undertaken (a) in a number of different countries, such as the US (Lord and Wright 1981), Sweden (Artle 1959), Singapore (Wing and Lee 1980) and Australia Uohnson 1967); (b) using all manner of statistical procedures including centrography (Sorenson 1970), factor analysis (White 1975), nearest neighbour (Sherwood 1970) and quadrat analysis (Rogers 1969); and (c) referring to a wide range of retailing trades -butchers (Shaw 1978), ~ banks (Okabe et al 1985), restaurants (Smith 1985) and petrol stations (Lee and Schmidt 1980), to name but a few -all appear to agree that sellers of the same or similar categories of merchandise tend to cluster closely together. There is a general consensus, moreover, that the degree of clustering is inversely related to the order of the good (Kivell and Shaw 1980).…”
Section: Principle Of M I N I M U M Differentiationmentioning
confidence: 99%