The demand for access between land uses is considered the "gravity" that holds a city together. These relationships between land uses are commonly referred to as:
A) linkages
B) economic bases
C) local economic activities
D) economies of scale

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Linkages refer to the relationships between land uses in a city, particularly in terms of access and connectivity. These linkages are essential for the flow of people, goods, and services throughout a city, and are considered the "gravity" that holds a city together. While economic bases, local economic activities, and economies of scale are all important factors in urban development and planning, they do not specifically refer to the relationships between land uses that are central to the concept of linkages.

The Demand for Access Between Land Uses Is Considered the "Gravity