GEO 151 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Cultural Geography, Bar Chart, Stellar Population
20 Dec 2017
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The geography of demand: market: set of consumers. Looking at the set of income, education (socio-economic data) Every step in income is associated with education. You get the information from the census tract: dissemination area how did they distribute it, ethnic identity = diversity. It"s not true for the entire country; it only holds true for the major census. Each wave of immigration enjoys more diversity: two questions to be asked in the census: Census moves in neighbourhoods and can be very dynamic: mobility & behaviour. In retail, if someone is buying goods (service typically), they"re often buying for the family and not necessarily just for the individual: socio-economic composition. Occupation: ethnicity, lifestyle (combination of everything) Young chinese household with high income: mobility. It"s not obvious what the variables are. Permanent and routine mobility: behaviour, other considerations. The only one distant: edmonton (one of the millionaire cities with million people) Calgary, ottawa, [list rest of millionaire cities]
