Define Spatial Interaction?
Spatial interaction in the modern world of progress and desire, entirely different sets of conditions prevail in the production and consumption sectors. The unequal distribution of resources leads to a geographic division of production and consumption, reflecting comparative territorial advantage and potential of exchange. Geographical mismatches between demand and supply exist among various areas. The area of production and consumption generally do not concide. Production of goods has no meaning in a market economy unless exchange takes place.
