Translated version
Concentric zone model (Burgess)
A theoretical model suggesting that a city grows in concentric circles outward from a central business district, with social well-being increasing as one moves away from the center. Best fits the example of Chicago in the early 20th century.
Original version
Koncentrinių zonų modelis (Burgess)
Teorinis modelis, teigiantis, kad miestas auga koncentriniais ratais aplink centrinį verslo rajoną, o socialinė gerovė auga tolstant nuo centro. Geriausiai tinka XX a. pr. Čikagos pavyzdžiui.
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