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An isotropic surface in economic geography refers to an idealized, uniform, and featureless plain where physical conditions remain constant in all directions. This concept is often used as a foundational assumption in spatial models to simplify complex geographic realities. The term "isotropic" literally means "equal in all directions," ____ ___ _______ _______ _________.
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