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Acknowledgements

1 LANDSCAPE ORGANISATION

    1.1 Systems

       1.1.1 Elements and attributes; 1.1.2 Relationships

    1.2 Landscape as System

       1.2.1 Delimitation; 1.2.2 Structure

2 THE DECISION-MAKER

   2. l Information

       2.1.1 Diffusion; 2.1.2 Search; 2.1.3 Inaccuracy and distortion

   2.2 Preference

       2.2.1 Image; 2.2.2 Scaling; 2.2.3 Uncertainty

   2.3 Motivation

       2.3.1 Beliefs and values; 2.3.2 Achievement; 2.3.3 Aesthetics; 2.3.4

       Satisfaction

3 SCALE

   3. l Internal Economies

       3.1.1 Division of labour; 3.1.2 Substitution; 3.1.3 Disintegration;

       3.1.4 Balance of processes

    3.2 External Economies

       3.2.1 Competition; 3.2.2 Cumulative causation

4 LAND

   4.1 Demand

       4. I. 1 Growth; 4.1.2 Obsolescence and decay; 4.1.3 Intensity

   4.2 Evaluation

       4.2.1 Physical; 4.2.2 Economic

5 LABOUR

   5.1 Demand

       5.1.1 Direct changes; 5.1.2 Indirect changes; 5.1.3 Induced changes

   5.2 Productivity

       5.2.1 Introduction of machinery; 5.2.2 Education and social

      services; 5.2.3 Industrial relations; 5.2.4 Substitution

   5.3 Cost

       5.3.1 Demand; 5.3.2 Supply conditions

   5.4 Mobility

      5.4.1 Information; 5.4.2 Evaluation

6 CAPITAL

   6.1 Savings

      6.1.1 Income; 6.1.2 Stimuli

   6.2 Investment

      6.2.1 The market mechanism; 6.2.2 Innovation

7 TRANSFER

   7.1 Direct Costs

      7.1.1 Distance; 7.1.2 Commodity characteristics

  7.2 Indirect Costs

      7.2.1 Transit times; 7.2.2 Safety and reliability; 7.2.3 Accessibility,

      flexibility and adequacy

  7.3 Friction

      7.3.1 Movement minimisation; 7.3.2 Bid rents; 7.3.3 Agglomeration

8 DEMAND AND SUPPLY

   8.1 Price

      8.1.1 Demand schedules; 8.1.2 Supply schedules; 8.1.3 Equilibrium

   8.2 Location

       8.2.1  Spatial  supply;  8.2.2 Spatial demand; 8.2.3  Spatial

       equilibrium

9 CONSTRAINTS AND INCENTIVES

   9.1 Scale

      9.1.1 Farm reorganisation; 9.1.2 Monopolies, cartels and trusts;

      9.1.3 Decent ralisation

   9.2 Land

      9.2.1  Planning law; 9.2.2 Covenants in conveyances; 9.2.3

      Standards

   9.3 Labour

      9.3.1 Conditions of work; 9.3.2 Mobility

   9.4 Capital

      9.4.1 Taxation; 9.4.2 Inflation; 9.4.3 Resource mobilisation; 9.4.4

      Subsidies

   9.5 Transfer

      9.5.1 Revaluation; 9.5.2 Policies

   9.6 Demand and Supply

      9.6.1 Innovation; 9.6.2 Taxation and tariffs

10  INTERDEPENDENCE

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