Without recognising indivisibilities - in human person, in residences, plants, equipment, and in transportation - location patterns, down to those of the smallest village, cannot be understood. (Tjalling Koopmans)

Without recognising indivisibilities - in human person, in residences, plants, equipment, and in transportation - location patterns, down to those of the smallest village, cannot be understood.

Tjalling Koopmans

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