industrial agglomeration
Analysis of the Influence of Local Government’s Behavior and Preference on Industrial Agglomeration Under Chinese Promotion Game
... regional industrial agglomeration in China also mainly lie in the framework of new economic ...regional industrial agglomeration, which means that the weaker the government's role is, the more ...
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The Source of Industrial Agglomeration: Evidence from Chinas Manufacturing Industries
... their industrial competitiveness and realize industrial ...of industrial agglomeration, namely, geographical absolute concentration, specialized division and economic connections among ...
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Capital liberalization, industrial agglomeration and wage inequality
... on industrial agglomeration and wage ...and agglomeration are in effect, low trading costs does not necessarily cause the catastrophic agglomeration in the country with the larger market as ...
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The Impact of Industrial Agglomeration on Firm Employment and Productivity in Guangdong Province, China
... infrastructure, agglomeration effects, and external relations that affect industrial upgrading and economic growth in the firstly developed regions in ...by agglomeration effects onto firms located ...
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The Effect of Housing Price on Industrial Agglomeration in China
... of agglomeration, which may affect our ...and industrial agglo- meration in China, which will contribute to further adjustment of ...and industrial agglomeration in China’s special ...
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Industrial Agglomeration, Foreign Direct Investment and Green Total Factor Productivity―Evidence from Manufacturing Industries in Chongqing, China
... of industrial agglomeration on the GTFP of the manufacturing industry is mainly reflected in three aspects: First, the agglomeration area has enhanced the specialization level of the manufacturing ...
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Trends and Determinants of China’s Industrial Agglomeration
... key industrial products from coastal areas to interior provinces in preparation for wars with neighboring countries and ...for industrial agglomeration should have redressed some of poor location ...
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Industrial Agglomeration and Spatial Persistence: Entry, Growth, and Exit of Software Publishers
... al. (1992) and Henderson et al. (1995) distinguish between the concepts of static versus dynamic externali- ties. While the notion of a static agglomeration externality can explain the location of industries, ...
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Industrial Agglomeration and Wage Inequality in China
... the agglomeration effect, is greater in China than in other ...the agglomeration of each industry into the city with the strongest technology and market power in that ...increased agglomeration in ...
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Economic integration and industrial agglomeration
... , 1993, "Equilibrium Locations of Vertically Linked Industries", Centre for European Policy Research CEPR Discussion Paper No 802..[r] ...
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Industrial Agglomeration and Spatial Persistence of Employment in Software Publishing
... We use geocoded administrative establishment data in Texas to estimate the effects of localization economies on the spatial persistence of industrial employment in the software industry. The choice of the software ...
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Agglomeration and Markup
... by industrial agglomeration is …ercer in China, compared with countries that have nationally integrated markets and nationwide market ...of agglomeration over the spillover e¤ect of ...
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Agglomeration of Manufacturing Industrial, Economic Growth, And Interregional Inequality in South Sumatra, Indonesia
... Industrial agglomeration has become common discussion topic, particularly in relation to economic growth and the reduction of regional inequality between ...the agglomeration of manufacturing ...
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Agglomeration and Trade with Heterogeneous Firms
... In our empirical analysis, a region unit is a prefecture-level city. A region’s area A is the area of its central district. The density of the employment dens in a city is measured by the density of workers employed in ...
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Good Governance, Trade and Agglomeration
... where W can be considered as the expected utility of the power with the gov- ernment’s probability of survival, where eE(t) is the probability of an electoral change of government. The parameter e measures the weight of ...
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Agglomeration and regional employment growth
... is agglomeration. In this context, agglomeration stands for “the clus- tering of economic activity, created and sustained by some sort of circular logic” (Fu- jita/Krugman/Venables, ...of ...
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Tales of the City: What Do Agglomeration Cases Tell Us About Agglomeration in General?
... the agglomeration of an industry may be a substitute or a complement to the coagglomeration of the industry with other ...of agglomeration would argue as follows: if the presence of own industry activity ...
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Crystallo co-agglomeration-a review
... nature. The term crystallo-co-agglomeration (CCA) indicates crystallization takes place concurrently with another moiety which may be a drug or external inert material. Spherical crystallization technique has ...
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Agglomeration and Tax Competition
... Tax competition for a mobile factor is different in ‘new economic geography set- tings’ compared to standard tax competition models. The agglomeration rent which accrues to the mobile factor in the core region can ...
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Labor differentiation and agglomeration in general equilibrium
... A natural question that comes to mind is why, in a model of general equilib- rium with endogenous locations (such as ours), does one not use randomized strategies to alleviate the non-convexity problem and to prove ...
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