The global economy : resource use, locational choice, and international trade / Brian J.L. Berry, Edgar C. Conkling, D. Michael Ray.

Revised edition of: Economic geography. c1987.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preface Pt. 1 The Quest Of Economic Geography 1 The Forces Reshaping Global Economic Geography 2 The Changing Nature Of Economic Geography As A Field Of Study Pt. 2 Fundamentals Of Economic Geography: People And Resources 3 The Challenges Of Population Growth And Change 4 Changing Patterns Of World Population 5 Resources: Food, Energy, Materials, And Environment Pt. 3 Fundamentals Of Spatial Economics 6 Price And Other Mechanisms For Regulating Exchange 7 Costs And Output: Economies Of Scale 8 Preference Structures And Uncertain Environments Pt. 4 Principles Of Locational Choice 9 The Spatial Organization Of Land Use 10 Locational Decisions And Choice By Manufacturing Industry 11 Location Theory In Historical Context: Long Waves In Economic Evolution Pt. 5 Exchange And Interaction 12 Theories Of International Trade 13 Dynamics Of World Trade And Investment 14 Patterns Of World Commerce Index