Complementarity and Friction of Distance
The development of strong trade relationships between two neighboring countries with complementary resources, despite the presence of significant physical barriers, best illustrates which principle of spatial interaction?
A
Diffusion bypassing hierarchical transmission
B
Transferability overcoming intervening opportunity
C
Complementarity overcoming friction of distance
D
Agglomeration negating distance decay
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