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Impact of projected climate and socioeconomic scenarios on state-wise annual dengue incidence in India using ensemble models. [PDF]
Sam AK, Bhowmick IP, Phuleria HC.
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Exploring predictive models to improve the accuracy of Housing Price Index forecasts in India's real estate sector. [PDF]
Singh N, Shanmugam K.
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The impact of India-ASEAN free trade agreement on trade flows: An application of augmented gravity model. [PDF]
Arote P +5 more
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Starting with Story, Not Symptom: Narrative Collapse and Cultural Repair in Appalachia. [PDF]
Coombs W.
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Evolutionary economics and economic geography [PDF]
This article attempts to explore how key notions from Evolutionary Economics, such as selection, path-dependency, chance and increasing returns, may be applied to two key topics in Economic Geography. The first issue is the problem of how to specify the (potential) impact of the spatial environment on new variety in terms of technological change ...
Boschma, R.A., Lambooy, J.G.
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The Firm in Economic Geography
Economic Geography, 2001Abstract: This article is concerned with the alleged absence in economic geography of a particular microtheoretical foundation that spells out precisely what makes the central actor of the subdiscipline, “the firm,” behave and perform the way it does.
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Agglomeration and economic geography [PDF]
Peaks and troughs in the spatial distributions of population, employment and wealth are a universal phenomenon in search of a general theory. Such spatial imbalances have two possible explanations. In the first one, uneven economic development can be seen as the result of the uneven distribution of natural resources.
OTTAVIANO, GIANMARCO IREO PAOLO +1 more
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Geography Compass, 2017
Abstract This paper makes the case for the conceptual use of the everyday in economic geography. It does this by firstly demonstrating the explanatory potential that lies in attending to the lived experience of economic development and, secondly, the ability of the everyday to occupy a meso‐level analytical position that is sensitive ...
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Abstract This paper makes the case for the conceptual use of the everyday in economic geography. It does this by firstly demonstrating the explanatory potential that lies in attending to the lived experience of economic development and, secondly, the ability of the everyday to occupy a meso‐level analytical position that is sensitive ...
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