This paper uses the basic properties of a general model of spatial pricing and distribution to establish an operational model that is free of many standard restrictive assumptions. In particular, the landscape viewed is not subject to the usual homogeneity assumptions of (1) an even distribution...

This paper points to the multiple forces which establish differential prices and outputs over heterogeneous space. Such space clearly applies to a regional economy where costly distance provides opportunities for sellers to discriminate in price among customers. Similar discriminatory...