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Considerations in Extending Shift‐Share Analysis: Note

Growth and Change, 1987
ABSTRACTOne of the limitations to the widespread use of the Esteban‐Marquillas shift‐share extension has been the Stokes (1974) proof of the lack of regional additivity of the Esteban‐Marquillas competitive components. Since the Arcelus extension (1984) of the traditional shift‐share decomposition is a continuation of the logical framework by Esteban ...
KINGSLEY E. HAYNES, ZACHARY B. MACHUNDA
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The Incorporation Of Multiple Bases Into Shift‐Share Analysis

Growth and Change, 1991
ABSTRACTThis paper expands the shift‐share technique by developing a methodology for selecting and including both primary‐ and secondary‐base economies in the shift‐share model. This is useful when the shift‐share technique is applied to subregional economies, whose economic growth is typically tied to the economies of both the state and the nation ...
CAROL C. MCDONOUGH, BALBIR S. SIHAG
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Analysis on the industrial competitiveness of beijing based on the shift-share analysis

2016 International Conference on Industrial Economics System and Industrial Security Engineering (IEIS), 2016
At present, China's reform of the supply front during the new normal is a comprehensive strategic deployment that involves various aspects including industries, macro control, capital and the fiscal and taxation systems. Beijing as the capital has been in the forefront of reform. But there existed many problems in industrial structure in Beijing.
Han Lina, Ma Shusheng
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Shift‐Share Analysis as a Technique in Rural Development Research

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1972
AbstractThis note presents a technique for delineating changes in income and employment dimensions of rural counties or similar units. Shift‐share analysis is portrayed as a descriptive tool with potential use in rural development research. A model to isolate sectoral income and employment changes in four rural counties is briefly discussed.
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Rejoinder: Industry-Level Shift-Share Analysis

Economic Development Quarterly, 1994
Shift-share analysis results with either the conventional model or the DEM model are identical at the regional level. At the industrial level, however, the two models are quite different. In the author's original article, he indicated that he believed the DEM model to be superior to the conventional model at the industrial level in its analytical ...
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International Trade and Shift-Share Analysis: A Specification Note

Economic Development Quarterly, 1998
As part of the focus on estimating the links between regional economies and the global economy through international trade, the authors have examined some of the recent strategies. These approaches and extensions of a prior model are of great value, and in this vein, we support these approaches.
Mustafa Dinc, Kingsley E. Haynes
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Global rice trade competitiveness: a shift‐share analysis

Agricultural Economics, 2015
AbstractChanges in country shares of global rice exports from 1997 to 2008 are analyzed using an econometric, shift‐share analytical framework. This framework estimates growth rates and disaggregates these rates of change into geographical structure effects and performance effects.
Prithviraj Lakkakula +4 more
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Comment: Regional versus Industrial Shift-Share Analysis

Economic Development Quarterly, 1994
Hoppes recently proposed a reformulation of the classic shift-share model for disaggregated use by local practitioners. His arguments ignore demand-pull considerations, and his alternative model implies that policymakers can dramatically alter the sectoral composition of the local economy in the medium term.
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Evolution of Regional Disparities in Romania - A Shift-share Analysis [PDF]

, 2011
The paper aims to assess the evolution of the development disparities (output, employment, overall and by sectors) in the regions and counties of Romania. Using classic and spatial shift-share analysis tools, we investigate the extent to which the existing interregional and, especially, intra-regional and inter-county inequalities can be attributed to ...
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