Geography and Inequality

agricultural American analysis average basic benefits Britain capital capitalist cent central centres chapter cities City of Death core costs demand départements developing countries disparities distribution districts division of labour economic development economic system effects Ekistics environment equality example exports facilities favour geographical gerrymander greater groups growth housing conditions important increase industrial inter-regional international inequalities intra-urban investment Johnston legally bounded spaces level of living London major manufacturing measure ment metropolitan neighbourhoods Nigeria operate percentage periphery Phillips curve places policies political poor population positive discrimination poverty problems production prosperous provision rates relative result rural scale sector social indicators social well-being society socio-economic spatial inequalities spatial patterns spatial variations structure suburbs suggests territorial Third World unemployment United Kingdom urban areas variables votes wages welfare Wendy Etherington West Midlands Western Zealand