Analysis between the location of pharmacies and urban planning in Quitilipi, Chaco from the new economic geography

Abstract

A analysis of descriptive and explanatory nature of the determinants of the distribution of pharmaceutical offices in the town of Quitilipi, Chaco. The interest in knowing the constitutive elements of this geographical distribution is specifically focused on the study of the incidence of New Economic Geography (NGE) in elucidating it. It is necessary to have the four legs of a table, after this statement, we proceed to assign them (making the corresponding analogy) the first would be the city, the second the economic activity, the third NGE and the last would be the analysis itself. From the beginning of the formation of urban society and the concentration of people in nearby inhabited environments to achieve common interests, commerce appears directly linked to the center of the city. For this reason, they are not two different things but parts of a whole and it would be very difficult to define the city center from any point of view, be it economic, urban, environmental or social, without using the word commerce.1