Titlebook: Regional Research Frontiers - Vol. 2; Methodological Advan Randall Jackson,Peter Schaeffer Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2

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Dynamic Econometric Input-Output Modeling: New Perspectivestention of practitioners of this line of research the important recent developments, both theoretical and empirical, in other fields of economics, in particular, in macroeconomics, agricultural economics, and post-Keynesian economics, which have been completely ignored in this strain of modeling. We

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Unraveling the Household Heterogeneity in Regional Economic Models: Some Important Challengeshe implications of aggregation of households into a representative household. In the US, households account for 70% of GDP on the expenditure side and increasing concerns about rising income inequality suggest that greater household disaggregation might be warranted. This paper provides a sampling o

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Geographical Macro and Regional Impact Modelingy decisions by ex-ante and ex-post scenario analyses. Knowledge-based development oriented policy instruments (R&D subsidies, promotion of knowledge networks, human capital development, entrepreneurship policies or instruments promoting more intensive public-private collaborations in innovation) are

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Measuring the Impact of Infrastructure Systems Using Computable General Equilibrium Modelsd for impact assessment. Current CGE modeling techniques enable analysts to achieve robust impact simulation through capturing heterogeneous regional economic structures and dynamic interactions of economic activities. However, key issues related to the sensitivity of exogenous parameters and the un

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On Deriving Reduced-Form Spatial Econometric Models from Theory and Their Ws from Observed Flows: Exted to actual inter-regional linkages. This manuscript answers this call by reviewing some of the latest developments and suggesting future research venues along these lines. All examples are based on the regional knowledge production function literature as enormous advances focusing on the spatial

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At the Frontier Between Local and Global Interactions in Regional Sciencesl spatial spillover effects. Recent studies have shown that blindly adopting traditional spatial econometric models to measure those externalities might not be relevant. Explicitly accounting on how closely related groups of economic agents such as individuals or firms interact across space can be o

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