According to _____,a city develops pie-shaped wedges that radiate from the central city.

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The sector theory, developed by Homer Hoyt in 1939, proposes that a city develops in pie-shaped wedges that radiate from the central city. Each wedge or sector is characterized by a different type of land use or economic activity, such as residential, commercial, or industrial. This theory suggests that certain sectors are more desirable than others and therefore attract higher income households and businesses, leading to the formation of an urban elite in those sectors.

According to _____,A City Develops Pie-Shaped Wedges That Radiate from the Central