Von Thunen Model helps explain the geographic pattern of moonshining.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the beginning of the 19th century Johann Heinrich von Thünen created a land use model which showed how market processes could decide how land was to be used in different locations. Von Thünen had been a skilled farmer who had economic knowledge.
In the wild paradigm of von Thünen's, the outer limits of Thünen's independent society is bounded. By increasing the population, he said, these lands would eventually build on rent value. The only element therefore was the distance from the demand in this fundamental theory.
Von Thünen had been a farmer and, as such, he knew that his method prevailed in the entire real world. He developed it as a tool to explain rural patterns of land use in a world of several variables. It could be manipulated. To do this, Von Thünen relieved one by one his initial assumptions, in order to understand each variable's function.