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This paper revisits the excess entry theorem in spatial models à la Vickrey (1964) and Salop (1979) while relaxing the assumption of inelastic demand. Using a demand function with a constant demand elasticity, we show that the number of firms that enter a market decreases with the degree of...
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series point of view, using average daily data for the period 1999-2002. We find out that first, “location matters”, in the …
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Urbanization and localization effects are known to boost the regional economy and its growth potential. The emergence of these effects is due to localized knowledge flows, the closeness to markets, but also due to the diversity of services and industries. All these effects have the potential to...
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units used as choice set (which relates to the well-known Modifiable Areal Unit Problem). Job's location choices in Brussels … (UrbanSim, ILUTE) to forecast jobs or household location choices. Nevertheless, no studies have assessed their sensitivity to … a LUTI model relying on DCM to forecast location choices of agents and, therefore, have important operational …
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The Hotelling game of pure location allows interpretations in spatial competition, political theory, and professional … the class of examples considered, an increase in the number of firms universally leads to a wider range of location …
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large scope in terms of tax base definition also have stronger effects on the location of patents. The size of the tax …
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We address an extension of the classical multi-period facility location problem in which customers are sensitive to …
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a three-stage game amongst three firms where each firm decides about location, R&D and output. Firms’ decision about … location determines a R&D spillover, which is inversely related to the distance between firms. R&D output is assumed to be cost … them, as well as with a reduction of the distance between cooperating firms. Firms’ decision about location is also …
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high-order services. The relationship between city-size and location is examined with emphasis on cases that deviate from … predicted patterns. The results for Spain and Canada reconfirm the weight of city-size as a determinant of location for high …
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Istanbul is a rapidly growing city. With its stragetic location between two continents and having served three empires … the factors acting upon housing prices according to location and find out guidelines that may direct the investors for …
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