Place A relatively small part of geographical space occupied by a person or small segment of society. Population pyramids Portal A Web site that has become an individual's primary entry point to the Internet. Postmodernism A still tenuous attempt to lend identity to a new era beginning in the early 1970s which is associated with changes from and reaction to certain attributes of modernity or modernism. The law of the primate city was first suggested by M.Jefferson and been one of the earliest generalizations of city size distributions. Loss from having moved while partner stays in center.
Partner gains a permanent competitive advantage.
The non-moving competitor is not just saving relocation costs but also gains a competitive advantage by expanding her market into the vacated market area. Game theory . The likelihood or chance that a certain event will occur. One of the consequences tends to be that locational requirements change as the product moves through its life stages. In economic geography and specifically location theory, it has been stressed that any degree of substitutability between inputs might necessitate determining optimal input combinations and optimal levels of output at the same time as the location is determined.