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The location quotient and central place theory

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  • Robert W. Gilmer
  • S.R. Keil
  • R.S. Mack

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  • Robert W. Gilmer & S.R. Keil & R.S. Mack, 1989. "The location quotient and central place theory," Working Papers 8916, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
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    1. Joseph H. Haslag & Scott E. Hein, 1989. "Federal Reserve System reserve requirements: 1959-88--a note," Working Papers 8904, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
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