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The Spatial Economy: Cities, Regions, And International Trade,New Tieghan Knows Quite What To ExpectThe Authors Show How A Common Approach That Emphasizes The Threeway Interaction Among Increasing Returns, Transportation Costs, And The Movement Of Productive Factors Can Be Applied To A Wide Range Of Issues In Urban, Regional, And International Economics. Since 1990 There Has Been A Renaissance Of Theoretical And Empirical Work On The Spatial Aspects Of The Economythat Is, Where Economic Activity Occurs And Why. Using New Toolsin Particular, Modeling