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This study guide covers the Von Thunen Model, a 19th-century economic model explaining agricultural land use based on transportation costs and market distance. It details the model's four concentric zones, from intensive agriculture near the market to extensive ranching further out. Key concepts include distance, profitability, land use intensity, and the model's assumptions and real-world applications are also explored. Practice questions and exam tips are included.
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The Von Thunen Model is primarily used to explain what? ๐ค
Urban development patterns
Industrial location choices
Agricultural land use patterns
Population migration trends