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This paper takes a time series analysis approach to evaluate the directions of causality between tourism flows, on the … one side, and museum and monument attendance, on the other. We consider Italy as a case study, and analyze monthly data … causality. Clear-cut results emerge: generally, the causality runs from tourist flows to museum and monument attendance. The non …
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National policies and public marketing of destinations should cover measures on broadening the supply of travel agencies, on intensifying promotion actions for the offered touristic product. In order to achieve this, it is necessary to choose modern means of promotion so that tourists remain...
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In this paper, we analyze the careers from a sample of more than 1,000 top French chefs over more than twenty years and link it to the success or reputation of the restaurants where they have worked. This allows us to test what are the determinants of success but also to investigate the dynamics...
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domestic tourism in Brazil to consolidate an interregional matrix of expenditures by tourists and then use an interregional … input-output system for Brazil to compute the tourism multiplier effects based on alternative hypotheses for the sources of …
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This work uses data from the Spanish Tourism Demand Segments Survey (N=6900) conducted by the IESA-CSIC for Turismo …
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deprive the latter of contributing to their representative variables or canonical variates. Our proposed Representation … solution. By a proper choice of λ, one can avoid hijacking of the representation issue of two datasets by a lone couple of …
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representation to weakly correlated variables also. The method has been applied to data of 125 countries and the HDI so constructed …
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The neoclassical consumer maximizes utility and makes choices by completely preordering the feasible alternatives and weighing when indifferent. The consumer studied in this paper chooses by weighing when indifferent and also when indecisive, without necessarily preordering the alternatives or...
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only weakly informative of representation. For example, if the top decile cutoff is lower for minority than majority … the under-representation. In this paper, we propose a direct measure of the representation of a population subgroup, which … representation index is easily generalised to condition on characteristics (such as age, education, etc). Further, it generalizes …
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representation to the poorly correlated variables, it is elitist. The PCA index is often elitist, particularly for an under … alleviate the representation of poorly correlated variables for some small reduction in the overall explanatory power (vis …-à-vis the PCA index). These indices are inclusive in nature, caring for the representation of the poorly correlated variables …
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