Geography · Spatial Interaction Concepts
Consider the following statements regarding spatial interaction theories: (a) Three main principles of Edward Ullman's spatial interaction are complementarity, transferability, and intervening opportunities. (b) M.E. Hurst's work on spatial interaction primarily focused on formulating the mathematical gravity model. (c) In Ullman's concept of complementarity, interaction occurs when there is a supply at one location and a matching demand at another. (d) Hurst introduced behavioral and socio-economic aspects into spatial interaction and transport geography. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are FALSE?
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(b) only
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