difference between economic and commercial geography
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Commercial geography is a form of geography concerned with the production and. ... Economic geography is the branch of human geography that relates to the spatial aspects of wealth and poverty, innovation and productivity, trade and exchange, and the world's non-random distribution of its physical and human resources.
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