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We argue that identification problems bedevil most applied spatial research. Spatial econometrics solves these problems … much applied spatial econometric research 'pointless', unless the main aim is simply description of the data. We advocate …
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Research on neighborhoods and health increasingly acknowledges the need to conceptualize, measure, and model spatial … features of social and physical environments. When ignoring underlying spatial dynamics, we run the risk of biased statistical … inference and misleading results. In this article, we propose an integrated multilevel spatial approach for Poisson models of …
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parameters of the model. Some remarks on the application of the model to spatial data are made. Instrumental variable and …
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neighbouring firms and other possible sources of spatial correlation. Results suggest that size, the capital–labour ratio, R …
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In this article, we provide an overview of a rather large topic: how economics can inform the selection and design of policy instruments to deal with environmental problems. We first identify (in Sections 1 – 2 ) underlying market failures that underscore the need for policy. Then, (in 3 ) we...
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