What are limitations in applying Reilly$$s Law?

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All of the above

The population in the comparative communities must be relatively homogeneous from cultural, economic and social perspectives.

It should not be used to delineate neighborhood trade areas in urban areas. It is better to use Reilly$$s Law for independent communities surrounded by countryside rather than suburbs or urban neighborhoods.

It should be used between similar$-$sized communities.

It tends to overestimate the shopping population because it assumes that everyone inside the trade area shops locally for locally available goods and services. It does not recognize that local people do some of their shopping outside the community or that some people outside the trade area will sometimes shop in the community rather than always shopping in their home community.