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Analyzing Seattle's wholesale dominance in Washington

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  • 1961
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  • The California Geographer 2: 9-18
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  • This paper reports an investigation of certain social, psychological, and economic factors thought to be influential in determining the pattern of intercommunity dominance exerted by a metropolis over its hinterland. The distribution of wholesale trade over various distances from the metropolitan center was chosen as a socially significant form of interaction between communities, which would reveal the dominance pattern. Observations were made on nine variables to determine the degree to which they influenced the pattern of wholesaling activity. These factors were studied in 46 smaller towns in Washington State.
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