Economic Geography Book Eleventh Edition by M Fazle Karim Khan

Economic geography is the study of the spatial distribution of economic activities, including the location of industries, transportation networks, and resource extraction. It focuses on the factors that determine where economic activities take place and how they are interconnected.

Economic geography also examines the impact of these activities on the environment and on the social and cultural aspects of the regions in which they occur. It looks at the relationships between economic activities and the natural resources that are required to sustain them, as well as the ways in which economic activities are shaped by the physical and cultural characteristics of the regions in which they take place.

Economic geography is important for CSS candidates because it provides a broad understanding of the economic landscape and how different regions contribute to the global economy. It also helps to understand the complex relationships between economic activities and the natural environment, as well as the social and cultural factors that influence economic development.

By studying economic geography, CSS candidates can gain a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities that different regions face, and can develop strategies to support sustainable economic growth and development.