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-region level, we show that the elasticity of agglomeration on productivity is much larger for traders than for non-traders. As …
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evidence that agglomeration economies associated with more densely populated areas appear to mitigate the negative impacts. …
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We introduce a sorting model for firms where firm-specific profit coefficients can be identified given information on location choices of firms. It is shown that one may estimate such a model using a semiparametric Poisson approach. We apply this approach by examining the effects of...
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The paper decomposes a geographical concentration index between time-invariant and time varying location factors to examine the temporal scope of a spillover. This is the period of time over which one firm's activity directly affects the location of other activities in the same industry. An...
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there is non-linear net effect of agglomeration on productivity growth but in levels agglomeration is associated with higher …
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first question examines the existence of agglomeration economies in the hospital service industry. The second considers … that agglomeration economies exist in the hospital service industry and are generated in part through the sharing of … “Chinitz” effect identified elsewhere in the literature. Third, the agglomeration effect attenuates geographically. …
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We model the behavior of rational forward-looking agents in a spatial economy. The economic geography structure is built on Fujita et al. (1999)'s racetrack economy. Workers choose optimally what to consume at each period, as well as which spatial itinerary to follow in the geographical space....
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We develop a model of trade and agglomeration that incorporates trade in both intermediate goods and final goods and … characterize world equilibrium and establish the conditions under which industrial agglomeration arises as a stable equilibrium … effect becomes influential, trade liberalization can generate non-monotonic effects on industrial agglomeration. The …
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asymmetric dispersion of workers rather than their symmetric dispersion or complete agglomeration in a specific region. …
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This paper studies how firm heterogeneity in terms of productivity affects the balance between agglomeration and … endogenous markups. It shows that firm heterogeneity matters. However, whether it shifts the balance from agglomeration to … ‘evenness’. Accordingly, the role of firm heterogeneity in selection models of agglomeration can not be fully understood without …
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