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Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Economic Geography
Edited by Charlie Karlsson, Martin Andersson and Therese Norman
The main purpose of this Handbook is to provide overviews and assessments of the state-of-the-art regarding research methods, approaches and applications central to economic geography. The chapters are written by distinguished researchers from a variety of scholarly traditions and with a background in different academic disciplines including economics, economic, human and cultural geography, and economic history. The resulting handbook covers a broad spectrum of methodologies and approaches applicable in analyses pertaining to the geography of economic activities and economic outcomes.
Handbook
- Published in print:
- 27 Mar 2015
- ISBN:
- 9780857932662
- eISBN:
- 9780857932679
- Pages:
- c 672
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- Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Economic Geography
- Copyright
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Spatial econometrics
- Chapter 2: Spatial computable general equilibrium analysis
- Chapter 3: Factor prices and geographical economics
- Chapter 4: Shift-share and its new extensions
- Chapter 5: Analysis using geographic information systems
- Chapter 6: Analysis of spatial concentration and dispersion
- Chapter 7: Simultaneous-equations analysis in regional science and economic geography
- Chapter 8: Neural networks: a class of flexible non-linear models for regression and classification
- Chapter 9: Social accounting analysis
- Chapter 10: Local multiplier and economic base analysis
- Chapter 11: Analysis of regional endogenous growth
- Chapter 12: Unity in variety? Agglomeration economics beyond the specialization–diversity controversy
- Chapter 13: Methods and applications of regional innovation systems analysis
- Chapter 14: Geographic clustering in evolutionary economic geography
- Chapter 15: Methods of analyzing the relationship between new business formation and regional development
- Chapter 16: Analysis of local social capital
- Chapter 17: Regional social network analysis
- Chapter 18: Interregional input–output modeling: spillover effects, feedback loops and intra-industry trade
- Chapter 19: Empirical studies in geographical economics
- Chapter 20: Accessibility and market potential analysis
- Chapter 21: The impact of private, public and human capital on the US states’ economies: theory, extensions and evidence
- Chapter 22: Interregional migration analysis
- Chapter 23: Applied spatial interaction modelling in economic geography: an example of the use of models for public sector planning
- Chapter 24: Regional knowledge production function analysis
- Chapter 25: Qualitative methods in regional program evaluation: an examination of the story-based approach
- Chapter 26: Using social and economic impact assessment to guide local supplier development initiatives
- Chapter 27: Analysing the geography of high-impact entrepreneurship
- Chapter 28: Gender-specific dynamics in hours worked: exploring the potential for increasing hours worked in an ageing society
- Index
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- Published:
- 27 March 2015
- Category:
- Handbook Chapter
- Pages:
- ix–xii (4 total)
Collection:
Economics 2015
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- Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Economic Geography
- Copyright
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Spatial econometrics
- Chapter 2: Spatial computable general equilibrium analysis
- Chapter 3: Factor prices and geographical economics
- Chapter 4: Shift-share and its new extensions
- Chapter 5: Analysis using geographic information systems
- Chapter 6: Analysis of spatial concentration and dispersion
- Chapter 7: Simultaneous-equations analysis in regional science and economic geography
- Chapter 8: Neural networks: a class of flexible non-linear models for regression and classification
- Chapter 9: Social accounting analysis
- Chapter 10: Local multiplier and economic base analysis
- Chapter 11: Analysis of regional endogenous growth
- Chapter 12: Unity in variety? Agglomeration economics beyond the specialization–diversity controversy
- Chapter 13: Methods and applications of regional innovation systems analysis
- Chapter 14: Geographic clustering in evolutionary economic geography
- Chapter 15: Methods of analyzing the relationship between new business formation and regional development
- Chapter 16: Analysis of local social capital
- Chapter 17: Regional social network analysis
- Chapter 18: Interregional input–output modeling: spillover effects, feedback loops and intra-industry trade
- Chapter 19: Empirical studies in geographical economics
- Chapter 20: Accessibility and market potential analysis
- Chapter 21: The impact of private, public and human capital on the US states’ economies: theory, extensions and evidence
- Chapter 22: Interregional migration analysis
- Chapter 23: Applied spatial interaction modelling in economic geography: an example of the use of models for public sector planning
- Chapter 24: Regional knowledge production function analysis
- Chapter 25: Qualitative methods in regional program evaluation: an examination of the story-based approach
- Chapter 26: Using social and economic impact assessment to guide local supplier development initiatives
- Chapter 27: Analysing the geography of high-impact entrepreneurship
- Chapter 28: Gender-specific dynamics in hours worked: exploring the potential for increasing hours worked in an ageing society
- Index