How do refrigeration and improved transportation affect the von Thunen model of land use? A. They make it obsolete because perishable items now can be grown farther away from the city center. B. They reinforce it because the theory assumes that settlements grow along transportation routes, such as highways and railroads. C. These are the central components on which the theory is based. D. They don't affect the theory, because the theory is focused on urban settlement.

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Dominic Booker

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28 June, 21:18

How do refrigeration and improved transportation affect the von Thunen model of land use? A. They make it obsolete because perishable items now can be grown farther away from the city center. B. They reinforce it because the theory assumes that settlements grow along transportation routes, such as highways and railroads. C. These are the central components on which the theory is based. D. They don't affect the theory, because the theory is focused on urban settlement.

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Fabian Maddox · Answer 1

We can now store food longer. We can also get places quicker. Therefore, they can keep food good longer and get it to people quicker. This is a perk for everyone.