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Using Tai Po as a case study, is clustering move evident in an older of newer shopping area?
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... Li Po Chun Geography Field Investigation Using Tai Po as a case study, is clustering move evident in an older of newer shopping area? Introduction: Shopping is the prime leisure activity for residents here in Hong Kong, a city of life where virtually every type of commodity can be purchased in you know where to look. So why are some retail outlets of the same category very clustered while others appear dispersed? Does this pattern really exist and is it more likely to occur in old or new shopping areas? The aim of this geography field investigation is to compare the distribution of selected retail types in two contrasting commercial areas in Hong Kong. This information is useful in finding patterns of distribution within the two areas and will give us an idea of the degree of clustering through the use of the NNI (Nearest Neighbor Index). Research Question The aim of this investigation
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