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methodology enables researchers to map, classify and analyse in depth firms' agglomerations in regions or countries where there is … little information about the presence and location of local production systems. The spatial diagnostic procedure is applied …
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Space and relations with suppliers and customers are significant determinants of innovativeness in industry not only in Poland, but also in much more developed countries. In industrial systems at their early phases of development, high tech solutions are usually owned by a relatively small...
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With products differentiated in multiple dimensions, the location equilibrium for a duopolistic market exhibits maximum … main dimensions (their geographical location and the set of movies exhibited). Data not only shows a trade-off, in that …
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Consider the Hotelling linear spatial duopoly with firm uncertainty over the consumer mean. As uncertainty about the mean grows relative to the dispersion of consumers, competitive locations become socially optimal. A limit result for discontinuous, log-concave densities is also established.
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Biotechnology firms operate in a high-risk and high-reward environment and are in a constant race to secure venture capital (VC) funds. Previous contributions to the literature show that the VC firms tend to invest locally in order to monitor their investments and to provide operating assistance...
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explained by differences in industrial structure. This paper studies the regional patterns of entry and exit in Sweden 1997 ….7 per cent of the regional variation in entry and exit rates remain to be explained when regional industrial entry and exit …
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This paper describes the spread of industry from country to country as a region grows. All industrial sectors are initially agglomerated in one country, tied together by input-output links between firms. Growth expands industry more than other sectors, bidding up wages in the country in which...
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