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The Economics of Location – A classic work on economic geography and regional economics by August Lösch, explaining the principles governing the location of industries, markets and economic activity. An essential reference for economists, geographers and urban planning researchers.
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The Economics of Location by August Lösch is one of the landmark works in economic geography and regional economics, offering a rigorous examination of how businesses, industries and markets choose their locations. Originally published in German and translated into English from the revised edition, this influential volume has become essential reading for economists, geographers, urban planners, regional development specialists and students of spatial economics.
Lösch expanded on the foundations laid by earlier location theorists to develop a comprehensive model explaining the geographical distribution of economic activity. The Economics of Location examines the relationship between production, transportation costs, market areas, competition and settlement patterns, providing a theoretical framework that continues to influence modern economic geography, regional planning and logistics. Many of the concepts explored in this book remain relevant in today’s discussions surrounding urban development, supply chain optimisation and regional economic growth.
Published by the prestigious Yale University Press, The Economics of Location presents one of the twentieth century’s most significant contributions to economic theory. Whether collected as an important academic text or used as a reference by researchers, The Economics of Location remains a cornerstone publication in the fields of economics and geography.
An excellent addition to collections of economics, business studies, urban planning, geography, regional science or the history of economic thought, this hardcover edition represents an enduring classic whose influence extends well beyond its original publication.
Condition – Good
1967 hardcover (Fourth Printing) in good condition. Blue cloth boards show fading, edge wear and what appears to be insect-related damage to the cloth. Spine lettering is faded but still partially legible. Internally clean overall with a previous owner’s ink inscription on the front endpaper and light foxing throughout. Binding remains sound.






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