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Regional Economic Performance in New Zealand: How Does Auckland Compare?
Lewis, Geoff; Stillman, Steven - 2005
story. Auckland and Wellington have the highest levels of productivity performance based on almost all measures of earnings … regions. Our findings cast doubt on the hypothesis that Auckland has been a productivity underperformer within New Zealand. In … not able to say how Auckland's productivity performance compares to innovative, high-skill cities in other countries …
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Regional economic performance in New Zealand: How does Auckland compare?
Lewis, Geoff; Stillman, Steven - In: New Zealand Economic Papers 41 (2007) 1, pp. 29-68
labour productivity and utilisation. Our results tell a fairly consistent story. Auckland and Wellington have the highest …In this study we investigate Auckland's economic performance relative to other large cities, to medium-sized urban … levels of productivity performance based on almost all measures of earnings. In particular, both have significantly higher …
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Labor market pooling and occupational agglomeration
Gabe, Todd M.; Abel, Jaison R. - 2010
This paper examines the micro-foundations of occupational agglomeration in U.S. metropolitan areas, with an emphasis on labor market pooling. Controlling for a wide range of occupational attributes, including proxies for the use of specialized machinery and for the importance of knowledge...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010287071
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Labor market pooling and occupational agglomeration
Gabe, Todd M.; Abel, Jaison R. - 2010 - Rev.
This paper examines the micro-foundations of occupational agglomeration in U.S. metropolitan areas, with an emphasis on labor market pooling. Controlling for a wide range of occupational attributes, including proxies for the use of specialized machinery and for the importance of knowledge...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003947568
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Labor Market Pooling and Occupational Agglomeration
Gabe, Todd M. - 2010
This paper examines the micro-foundations of occupational agglomeration in U.S. metropolitan areas, with an emphasis on labor market pooling. Controlling for a wide range of occupational attributes, including proxies for the use of specialized machinery and for the importance of knowledge...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013150938
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The Creative Class or Human Capital? - explaining regional development in Sweden
Mellander, Charlotta; Florida, Richard - Centre of Excellence for Science and Innovation … - 2007
Human capital is observed to be an important contributor to growth but unevenly distributed geographically. While there is consensus on the importance of human capital to economic development, debate takes shape around two central issues. First, there is the question of how best to measure human...
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Regional economic performance in New Zealand : how does Auckland compare?
Lewis, Geoff; Stillman, Steven - In: New Zealand economic papers 41 (2007) 1, pp. 29-68
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Patterns of business location in Auckland
Maré, David Christopher; Coleman, Andrew - 2011
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The productive city needs both : localization and urbanization economies across spatial scales in the city
Andersson, Martin; Larsson, Johan P.; Lundblad, Joakim - 2015 - This version 2015-01-16
, positively contribute to productivity of firms. While localization economies appear to be bound to the immediate neighborhood …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011482330
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The Productive City Needs both - localization and urbanization economies across spatial scales in the city
Andersson, Martin; Larsson, Johan P; Lundblad, Joakim - 2015
, positively contribute to productivity of firms. While localization economies appear to be bound to the immediate neighborhood …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011400455