Titlebook: Handbook of Regional Science; Manfred M. Fischer,Peter Nijkamp Living reference work 20200th edition

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Incorporating Space in the Theory of Endogenous Growth: Contributions from the New Economic Geograprowth and economic integration. We start by reviewing the product variety model of endogenous growth and discuss similarities with modeling techniques in the new economic geography. Both use Dixit-Stiglitz competition. Increasing returns provide an incentive for innovation in endogenous growth theor

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Demand-Driven Theories and Models of Regional Growth,wth is largely export-driven; secondly, increasing returns yield path dependencies and possible divergence; thirdly, full resource utilization is not guaranteed; fourthly, economic expansion may face a balance of payments constraint, even at the regional level; and fifthly, institutions matter. We f

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Wellbeing and the Region, the “wellbeing” field into many new areas of intellectual inquiry, policy, and practice..Two conceptual frameworks hold considerable promise when it comes to understanding the spatial properties of the wellbeing function. The first framework is that introduced by development economist Amartya Sen a

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Regional Growth and Convergence Empirics,t stake and show how a number of techniques applied in cross-country studies have been adapted to the study of regional convergence. In doing this, we focus on the two main strands of growth econometrics: the regression approach where predictions from formal neoclassical and other growth theories ha

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Infrastructure and Regional Economic Growth, The first model adopts a standard spatial equilibrium approach, and shows that the effect of new infrastructure on regional activity depends on its direct impacts on local productivity, local amenities and the price of non-traded goods, especially housing. These impacts are determined, in part, by

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The Geography of Innovation,innovates? Where do they learn to innovate? The research focus has shifted from innovation and technology to the broader issues of knowledge and innovative capability. The empirical literature has been much narrower in scope, previously focusing on research and development (R&D) and now rarely looki

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