Does the core and periphery model add spatial dimensions to Roscows Model of Economic Development in the LEDW?

Question

Does the core and periphery model add spatial dimensions to Roscows Model of Economic Development in the LEDW?

Answer 1

CBD ( central business district ? )

if the model exists it  provides a spatial dimension , if it exists locally it adds dimension  , if the model exists in the developed world then that model gives spatial existence in the developed world . Rostow . LEDC . It produces spatial development if the external developers follow the model , implement the development as the model predicts the development ought to be . It's my negative outlook to the rostow model , it's the developed country dictating development & control as their own cores and peripherals fail or are subsidised .

Answer 2

Core is the CDB of an area, or a really busy part. Periphery is the suburbs. Do you mean to burgess model, which is easier? And LEDC (less economically developed country)??