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Factores de Macrolocalização dos Centros Comerciais em Portugal

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  • José Cadima Ribeiro

    (Escola de Economia e Gestão e NIPE da Universidade do Minho)

  • José Freitas Santos

    (- ISCAP/IPP e NIPE/EEG/UM)

Abstract

O estudo levado a cabo procurou testar, a partir de um modelo de regressão linear múltipla (métodos enter e stepwise), os factores de macrolocalização comercial adiantados pela teoria. Os resultados obtidos permitem aceitar as hipóteses formuladas, excepto a que se reporta à acessibilidade. Assim, os promotores dos centros comerciais tendem a investir nas regiões onde a densidade populacional é maior e os rendimentos per capita são mais elevados, onde a concorrência é mais baixa (retalhistas per capita), a escolher as regiões onde os rendimentos são mais elevados e os custos de instalação são menores. Não se encontrou fundamento empírico para a medida de acessibilidade, embora a variável apresentasse o sinal correcto.

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  • José Cadima Ribeiro & José Freitas Santos, 2003. "Factores de Macrolocalização dos Centros Comerciais em Portugal," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 3, pages 41-59, September.
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    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi3.114
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