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Location quotients, export industries and shift-share analysis
1996Identification of export industries and forecasting growth potentials of those industries for a specific region are the most important procedures in the empirical analysis of a regional economy. If we have sufficient data of input-output relations as in the case of quite a number of regions (states) in Japan, the identification of export industries is ...
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Inferences for Selected Location Quotients with Applications to Health Outcomes. [PDF]
, 2008 Location quotient (LQ) is an index frequently used in geography and economics to measure the relative concentration of activities. This quotient is calculated in a variety of ways depending on which group to use as a reference. Here, we focus on simultaneous inference for the ratios of the individual proportions to the overall proportion based on ...
Gemechis D. Djira +2 more
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Flegg location quotients and estimation of regional economic flows: the Italian case
Spatial Economic AnalysisThe Flegg’s Location Quotient (FLQ) is an indirect method for estimating absorption coefficients in regional input-output matrices. While effective, it requires careful control of its delta parameter. This study proposes a method to avoid arbitrary parameter assignments when regional output is unknown but value added is known, as in Italy. The approach
Claudio Socci +3 more
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A theoretical justification for the use of location quotients
Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1975Wolfgang Mayer, Saul Pleeter
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The location quotient and central place theory [PDF]
, 1989 R.W. Gilmer, S.R. Keil, R.S. Mack
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