Von Thunen’s model is a theoretical framework developed by Johann Heinrich von Thunen in the 19th century that explains how agricultural activities and land use are influenced by distance from market and transportation costs.
Related terms
Agricultural Land Use: The way in which land is utilized for agricultural purposes, including crop production, livestock raising, and other farming activities.
Transportation Costs: Expenses associated with moving goods from one location to another, such as fuel costs, labor costs, and infrastructure maintenance.
Market Access: The ease with which producers can reach potential buyers or consumers of their products.