Discussion
Intensity of production declines with distance from the market and the type of land use varies with distance from the market are the two basic tenets of:
Answer: A
Both statements are the core of Von Thunen's agricultural location theory (1826), which explains land use as concentric rings around a market: transport cost rises with distance, so intensive and perishable production stays close in and extensive production moves out.
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