An integrated dynamical model of the settlement formation is presented
. The model may be considered as a modification of Weidlich-Munz model
(1988), which focussed on the interaction between the population migr
ation and the economical activity and its role for the processes of se
lf-organization in the spatial structure of settlements. Zn the presen
t model the detailed description of the economical subsystem is implem
ented on the basis of the theory of economical growth in a fully dynam
ical manner. The stochastic commodity exchange processes are described
in the frame of the macro-system approach, which uses an entropy maxi
mization procedure. Some qualitative features of the model are investi
gated. It is shown in particular, that the homogeneous equilibrium dis
tribution of population and economy is unstable under certain conditio
ns. This leads to the development of non-homogeneous spatial structure
s from the initially homogeneous state.