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Economic Geography offers a comprehensive introduction to the study of economic activity in place and across space. Using an institutional approach, the book explores how economic, social, and political institutions interact to determine a location’s economic efficiency, social equity, and role in the global economic system. It covers key concepts such as value chain location dynamics, interdependence of places, and the broader impacts of market forces on living standards and the environment, making it suitable for courses at the GCSE, A‑level, undergraduate, and high‑school levels.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Travel & Geography/Geography
Authors: Roger Hayter
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