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The occurence of agglomerations raises several questions: How come that economic activity is agglomerated instead of evenly spread out across space? What implications do agglomerations have for welfare (earnings, employment, etc.) and economic policy? How do increased globalisation and...
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We test for internal and external economies of scale in European manufacturing, employing a more disaggregated data set … than has been used in earlier analyses. We aim to separate externalities from common business cycle effects. Fifteen … European manufacturing industries in Germany, France, the UK and Italy are analysed. We focus on economies of scale at three …
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In this paper, we provide evidence based on New Economic Geography Models and estimate the statistical effects of … second nature advantages to shed some light on the locational transformation of the manufacturing sector in Mexico. Changes … expense of the old manufacturing belt in Mexico City. Furthermore, the statistical evidence indicates that that the relevant …
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lead to increased regional inequalities. We examine the spatial concentration of manufacturing in Indonesia between 1980 …
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Using the method of Caballero and Lyons (1990, 1992), I examine detailed Swedish manufacturing firm-level data on …
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that these two types of externalities co-exist, but differ in their spatial distribution and attenuation within cities …-city industry cluster in a diversified, large city appears to let firms enjoy the benefits of local industry-specific externalities …
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In this study we trace how number and members of income clusters have changed in Indian agriculture over the last four and a half decades. Two features which stand out in our results are that not all geographical neighbors belong to the same cluster and clusters include both geographical...
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disagreements over the channels through which institutions and geography may explain differences in income per capita across … lagged dependent variables. With this specification, after controlling for spatial proximity, both institutions and geography …
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This paper tests a series of prominent hypotheses regarding the determinants of per-capita income using a novel spatial econometric approach to control for spillovers among neighboring countries and for spatially correlated omitted variables. We use simultaneous equations to identify alternative...
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