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2009
Spatial regression models allow us to account for dependence among observations, which often arises when observations are collected from points or regions located in space. The spatial sample of observations being analyzed could come from a number of sources. Examples of point-level observations would be individual homes, firms, or schools.
James P. LeSage, R. Kelley Pace
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Spatial Econometric OD-Flow Models

2013
Spatial interaction or gravity models have been used in regional science to model flows that take many forms, for example, population migration, commodity flows, traffic flows, and knowledge flows, all of which reflect movements between origin and destination regions.
LeSage, James P., Thomas-Agnan, Christine +1 more
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Spatial econometric modelling

2014
Typically, social and economic data have some spatial dimension. Unemployment is recorded by local unemployment agencies and tracked by government, accumulations of hazardous waste occur in proximity to specific human populations, crimes are committed at a location, consumers purchase goods at stores located in certain places and social inequality is ...
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Spatial Econometrics