Consumer Accessibility is a spatial-economic construct that denotes the ease with which consumers can reach goods, services, or facilities within a given environment, differentiated from related accessibility concepts by its specific focus on consumer decision-making behavior in relation to spatial proximity, transportation networks, and land-use patterns.
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Consumer Spatial Accessibility
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Accessibility: an evaluation using consumer welfare
Deb Niemeier · Transportation · 1997 · 172 citations
Bill Dunkley, Amy Helling, David S. Sawicki · Journal of Planning Education and Research · 2004 · 66 citations · Full text
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University of Minnesota
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Minnesota Department of Transportation
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University of California, Davis
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University of Liverpool
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Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
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Griffith University
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