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2007
List of illustrations, Preface, Acknowledgements Section I Shaping the regional project: 1) Introduction 2) Firm strategies: resources, context, and territory 3) Labor markets and the regional project Section II Case Studies: 4) The evolution of the optics and imaging industry 5) Runaway production: media concentration and spatial competition Section ...
Susan Christopherson, Jennifer Clark
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List of illustrations, Preface, Acknowledgements Section I Shaping the regional project: 1) Introduction 2) Firm strategies: resources, context, and territory 3) Labor markets and the regional project Section II Case Studies: 4) The evolution of the optics and imaging industry 5) Runaway production: media concentration and spatial competition Section ...
Susan Christopherson, Jennifer Clark
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The foundational economy and regional development
Regional studies, 2021The foundational economy approach to economic development suggests that the production of goods and services that are critical to human welfare (e.g., water, energy, education and elderly care) should be the central concern for policymaking.
Teis Hansen
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Studies in Regional Science, 1989
The Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI) has developed a multiregional econometric model covering the nine regions of Japan to analyze the impacts of the national economy and fiscal policies on the regional economy. This model is called the JNREM (Japanese Nine-region Econometric Model).
Toru OHKAWARA +2 more
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The Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI) has developed a multiregional econometric model covering the nine regions of Japan to analyze the impacts of the national economy and fiscal policies on the regional economy. This model is called the JNREM (Japanese Nine-region Econometric Model).
Toru OHKAWARA +2 more
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1983
Regional analysis — the study of human activity over geographic space — has been guided predominantly by neoclassical economics, with an added spatial or geographic dimension. Walter Isard formalized this mode of regional analysis in the 1950s, under the name regional science.
Patricia Wilson Salinas, Frank Moulaert
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Regional analysis — the study of human activity over geographic space — has been guided predominantly by neoclassical economics, with an added spatial or geographic dimension. Walter Isard formalized this mode of regional analysis in the 1950s, under the name regional science.
Patricia Wilson Salinas, Frank Moulaert
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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022
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Do regional economies converge?
International Advances in Economic Research, 2000Current interest in the new economic growth theory, linked with the development of new, innovative methods of measurement, has resurrected interest in spatial economic convergence. The primary objective of this paper is to examine the extent that regional economies seem to be converging or diverging.
Peter Arena, Kenneth Button, Somik Lall
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This original and timely book presents the most comprehensive, empirically based analysis of clustering dynamics in the high-technology sector across liberal and co-ordinated market economies.
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Yearbook of the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, 1984
Carl Sauer wrote this carefully worded dinner address in 1936 but subsequently decided not to deliver it. History and geography are seen as the foundation subjects of research in the social sciences, excepting perhaps psychology. Contemporary social science is criticized as being heavily burdened with social values and social philosophy, lacking the ...
Carl O. Sauer, Martin S. Kenzer
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Carl Sauer wrote this carefully worded dinner address in 1936 but subsequently decided not to deliver it. History and geography are seen as the foundation subjects of research in the social sciences, excepting perhaps psychology. Contemporary social science is criticized as being heavily burdened with social values and social philosophy, lacking the ...
Carl O. Sauer, Martin S. Kenzer
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Unmooring the Regional Economy
2022Abstract In the decades after the hurricane struck, coastal African Americans found that the kinds of labor to which many were habituated in rice, phosphate, and subsistence farming no longer provided a tenable living. This chapter looks at the economic decline in the Lowcountry.
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