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Standard approaches to studying industrial agglomeration have been in terms of scalar measures of agglomeration within … each industry. But such measures often fail to distinguish spatial scales of agglomeration. In a previous paper, Mori and … agglomeration based on an explicit method for detecting spatial clusters. The first, designated as the global extent of industrial …
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the recent emphasis on agglomeration effects and divergence. The population flows to urban centers do not generate growth …
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emphasized in the New Economic Geography (NEG) literature. Both growth and agglomeration processes are, however, themselves … uncertainty impacts upon growth and agglomeration. The main results are twofold. First, nonzero mortality rates support a more … equal distribution of productive factors by introducing an additional dispersion force that countervails the agglomeration …
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Modeling a micro-structure of agglomeration economies, this article derives a second-best benefit evaluation formula … for urban transportation improvements. Without explicitly modeling the sources of agglomeration economies, Venables (JTEP … monopolistic competition with differentiated products provides a micro-foundation of agglomeration economies. Introducing the rural …
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increasing returns to scale, transport costs, congestion costs, and migration. In result, the agglomeration pattern might be …
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level of transport costs, rising labor productivity fosters the agglomeration of activities, whereas falling transport costs …
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Using a simplified NEG model, we investigates the relation between labor diversity and agglomeration. In the ….e. agglomeration caused by labor demand) implies the agglomeration of capital leads workers to concentrate. The forward linkage (i ….e. agglomeration caused by labor supply) implies the increase in the number of workers enhances labor diversity and causes …
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spillovers as a source of industrial agglomeration, but the well-known 'observational equivalence' means little is known about … the relative importance of these. This paper uses the difference in the temporal scope of the agglomeration source to …
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This paper demonstrates that a pollution tax with a fixed cost component may lead, by itself, to segregation between clean and dirty firms without heterogeneous preferences or increasing returns. We construct a simple model with two locations and two industries (clean and dirty) where pollution...
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