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Job hopping and economic agglomeration in Germany

Fuchs, Michaela - 2012

This paper investigates whether labor mobility varies with the degree of agglomeration and, if so, how the differences … market, one of Marshall's famous three sources of agglomeration economies. Only a small number of studies have so far … to the still sparse literature on the effect of both urban and industrial agglomeration on labor market pooling. Taking …

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How important are agglomeration effects for plant performance? : empirical evidence for Germany

Fuchs, Michaela; Ludewig, Oliver - 2010 - Preliminary version

The question whether agglomeration effects are of importance for regional development has a long tradition in regional … science. This paper asks if regional characteristics and specifically ag-glomeration effects influence the performance of … regional agglomeration effects for Germany. Second, while earlier papers looked only at few sectors of the economy or only at …

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How important are plant and regional characteristics for labor demand? : plant-level evidence for Germany

Brixy, Udo; Fuchs, Michaela - 2010

Empirical research on agglomeration and regional economic growth puts high emphasis on the impact of specialization …

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The pre-exit performance of German plants : how long is the "shadow of death"?

Fuchs, Michaela; Weyh, Antje - 2014 - Preliminary version

This paper deals with the question whether firms' employment performance in the periods preceding their exit can be regarded as casting a 'Shadow of Death' on their final leaving the market. This aspect is of high relevance for politicians and other decision-makers, because by knowing more about...

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Mortality risk reduction benefit measurement by overlapping generations model : presented at ERSA Conference, Palermo, Italy

Morisugi, Hisayoshi; Sakamoto, Naoki - 2013

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General equilibrium approach consistent with travel cost method for economic evaluation of Beach erosion by climate change

Nakajima, Kazunori; Sakamoto, Naoki - 2013

Numerous attempts have been made to evaluate economic impacts by climate change, and the evaluation method can be classified into two approaches. One is a partial equilibrium approach and the other is a general equilibrium approach. The former method includes a travel cost method (TCM) and a...

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Measurement of use value and non-use value of environmental quality consistent with general equilibrium approach

Sakamoto, Naoki; Nakajima, Kazunori - 2014

This paper proposes the consistent method with general equilibrium models to measure use value and non-use value of large-scale change in environmental quality. First, we develop a general equilibrium model that parameters of the utility function with environmental quality as a dependent...

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Measurement of flood damage due to climate change by dynamic spatial computable general equilibrium model

Nakajima, Kazunori; Morisugi, Hisayoshi; Morisugi, Masafumi - 2014

To explain economic impacts of flood damage due to climate change over time in Japan, this study develops a dynamic spatial computable general equilibrium model, and measures flood damage costs through some numerical experiments. It is inferred that the frequency and the intensity of flood are...

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Does face-to-face contact matter? : evidence on loan pricing

Gabbi, Giampaolo; Giammarino, Michele; Matthias, Massimo; … - In: The European journal of finance 26 (2020) 7/8, pp. 820-836

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Knowns and unknowns : risk management in a context of increasing uncertainty

Gabbi, Giampaolo; Galai, Dan; Wiener, Zvi - In: The Quarterly Journal of Finance : QJF 12 (2022) 1, pp. 2202001-1-2202001-6

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