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This paper attempts to examine the validity of the exclusion theorem on a line under a stochastic environment in a more general context than prior studies. Our analysis shows that there are three key factors determining the intermediate or the corner location to be optimal; namely, including the...
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Although the location theory of industry has received much attention in the literature, Hsu (1997) has demonstrated that the theory developed to date is not applicable to an agroindustry, that is, the industry of processing the agricultural product. Recognizing that the complete analysis of Hsu...
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In this paper we employ a unifying approach to examine the exclusion theorem in a Weberian space under various types of uncertainty: input price or output price uncertainty, transport rate uncertainty, and technology uncertainty. The novelty of our approach is the usage of second-order...
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In this paper we employ a unifying approach to examine the exclusion theorem in a Weberian space under various types of uncertainty: input price or output price uncertainty, transport rate uncertainty, and technology uncertainty. The novelty of our approach is the usage of second-order...
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In this paper we examine the implications of technology uncertainty for production location in a general setting, in which the location and production decisions are determined <i>ex ante</i> and a general specification of technology uncertainty is adopted. In addition, to examine the endpoint...
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