Which geographic retail theory, developed in 1931, established that consumers are drawn to shopping areas in direct proportion to their size and inversely proportional to the distance traveled?

In the realm of retail geography, understanding how and why consumers travel to specific shopping locations has been crucial to developing successful location strategies. One fundamental concept revolutionized how retailers approached geographic planning in the 20th century. This theory helped explain why consumers might bypass nearby shopping options to travel to larger retail centers, creating the foundation for modern retail location analytics and trade area mapping.

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Reilly's Law of Retail Gravitation
Christaller's Central Place Theory
Hotelling's Linear City Model
Huff's Probability Model