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Employment growth of small computing services firms and the role of horizontal clusters: evidence from Great Britain 1991 - 2000

Fingleton, Bernard; Igliori, Danilo Camargo; Moore, Barry - In: European regional growth : with 66 tables, (pp. 267-291). 2003

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A generalized method of moments estimator for a spatial model with moving average errors, with application to real estate prices

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Testing the "new economic geography" : a comparative analysis based on EU regional data

Fingleton, Bernard - In: New directions in economic geography, (pp. 70-97). 2007

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A multi-equation spatial econometric model, with application to EU manufacturing productivity growth

Fingleton, Bernard - In: Handbook of applied spatial analysis : software tools, …, (pp. 629-649). 2010

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Prediction using panel data regression with spatial random effects

Fingleton, Bernard - 2008

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Predicting the geography of house prices

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Regional economic growth and convergence: insights from a spatial econometric perspective

Fingleton, Bernard - In: Advances in spatial econometrics : methodology, tools …, (pp. 397-432). 2004

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Models and simulations of GDP per inhabitant across Europe's regions: a preliminary view

Fingleton, Bernard - In: European regional growth : with 66 tables, (pp. 11-53). 2003

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Regional Science in a time of uncertainty

Fingleton, Bernard - In: Region : the journal of ERSA 3 (2016) 2, pp. 61-69

I have given this paper the title ‘Regional Science in a time of uncertainty’ because that is what it appears to be, very much a time of uncertainty. Uncertainty is always with us, but what I mean is the future is more uncertain than usual. There are multiple unanticipated and threatening...

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Exploring Brexit with dynamic spatial panel models : some possible outcomes for employment across the EU regions

Fingleton, Bernard - In: The annals of regional science : an international … 64 (2020) 2, pp. 455-491

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