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  1. The hardships of long distance relationships
    time zone proximity and knowledge transmission within multinational firms
    Author: Bahar, Dany
    Published: July 2018
    Publisher:  IZA, Bonn, Germany

    Using a unique dataset on worldwide multinational corporations with precise location of headquarters and affiliates, I present evidence of a trade-off between distance to the headquarters and the knowledge intensity of the foreign subsidiary's... more

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    Using a unique dataset on worldwide multinational corporations with precise location of headquarters and affiliates, I present evidence of a trade-off between distance to the headquarters and the knowledge intensity of the foreign subsidiary's economic activity, emerging from dynamics related to the proximity-concentration hypothesis. This trade-off is strongly diminished the higher the overlap in working hours between the headquarters and its foreign subsidiary. In order to rule out biases arising from confounding factors, I implement a regression discontinuity framework to show that the economic activity of a foreign subsidiary located just across the time zone line that increases the overlap in working hours with its headquarters is, on average, about one percent higher in the knowledge intensity scale. I find no evidence of the knowledge intensity and distance trade-off weakening when a non-stop flight exists between the headquarters and the foreign subsidiary. The findings suggest that lower barriers to real-time communication within the multinational corporation play an important role in the location strategies of multinational corporations.

     
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    Series: Discussion paper series / IZA ; no. 11697
    Subjects: multinational firms; multinational corporations; knowledge; location; proximity concentration hypothesis; FDI
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  2. Sorting into and out of rural and urban retail markets
    Author: Artz, Georgeanne M.; Eathington, Liesl; Francois, Jasmine; Masinde, Melvin; Orazem, Peter F.
    Published: 9-14-2017
    Publisher:  Iowa State University, Department of Economics, Ames, Iowa

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    Series: Working paper / Iowa State University, Department of Economics ; number 17034
    Subjects: entrepreneurship; firm entry; firm exit; retail sales; rural; urban; thick market; thin market; location; pull factor
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  3. Transfer pricing and location choice of intangibles
    spillover and tax avoidance through profit shifting
    Author: Reineke, Rebecca; Weiskirchner-Merten, Katrin
    Published: December, 2018
    Publisher:  Universität Wien, Wien

    Large multinational companies are regularly suspected of using transfer pricing of intangibles to shift profits from high- to low-tax jurisdictions. We study the optimal transfer prices while endogenizing the location choice of intangibles and... more

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    Large multinational companies are regularly suspected of using transfer pricing of intangibles to shift profits from high- to low-tax jurisdictions. We study the optimal transfer prices while endogenizing the location choice of intangibles and considering spillovers. In line with the initial intuition, we find that multinationals locate their intangibles in low-tax jurisdictions and deploy royalty flows to minimize tax payments. However, if multinationals face a trade-off between tax minimization and efficient spillover internalization, the so-called 'home bias' might occur. Then, for a large spillover, the intangible is optimally located in the high-tax domestic country. This leads to less severe investment distortions because the spillover is internalized. In addition, the model predicts that curtailing profit shifting possibilities can either harm or facilitate multinationals' overall investments. This depends heavily on unobservable factors such as the underlying accounting system. Therefore, our analysis highlights challenges for the anti-avoidance legislation of governments

     
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    Subjects: profit shifting; intangibles; spillover; transfer pricing; location
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  4. Are spatial differentiation and product differentiation substitutes?
    Author: Gokan, Toshitaka; Thisse, Jacques-François
    Published: [2024]
    Publisher:  Institute of Developing Economies (IDE), JETRO, Chiba, Japan

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    Series: IDE discussion paper ; no. 943
    Subjects: location; product differentiation; agglomeration
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  5. Firm heterogeneity and exports in the Netherlands
    identifying export potential
    Author: Brakman, Steven; Garretsen, Harry; Maarseveen, Raoul van; Zwaneveld, Peter J.
    Published: January 2018
    Publisher:  CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague

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    Subjects: Firm heterogeneity; export behavior; location
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  6. Spatial interactions
    Author: Kim, Jun Sung; Patacchini, Eleonora; Picard, Pierre M.; Zenou, Yves
    Published: June 2022
    Publisher:  IZA - Institute of Labor Economics, Bonn, Germany

    This paper studies how the strength of social ties are affected by the geographical location of other individuals and their social capital. We characterize the equilibrium in terms of both social interactions and social capital. We show that lower... more

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    This paper studies how the strength of social ties are affected by the geographical location of other individuals and their social capital. We characterize the equilibrium in terms of both social interactions and social capital. We show that lower travel costs increase not only the interaction frequency but also the social capital for all agents. We also show that the equilibrium frequency of interactions is lower than the efficient one. Using a unique geo-coded dataset of friendship networks among adolescents in the United States, we structurally estimate the model and show that, indeed, agents socially interact less than that at the first best optimum. Our policy analysis suggests that, at the same cost, subsidizing social interactions yields a higher total welfare than subsidizing transportation costs.

     
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    Series: Discussion paper series / IZA ; no. 15376
    Subjects: social networks; location; structural estimation; policies
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  7. Nobody's gonna slow me down?
    the effects of a transportation cost shock on firm performance and behavior
    Author: Branco, Catarina; Dohse, Dirk; Santos, João Pereira dos; Tavares, José
    Published: 2022
    Publisher:  RWI - Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung, Essen, Germany

    This paper takes a deep and comprehensive look into the firm-level behavioral reactions to a massive transportation cost shock. Exploiting rich data encompassing the universe of Portuguese private firms and a natural experiment we find that the... more

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    This paper takes a deep and comprehensive look into the firm-level behavioral reactions to a massive transportation cost shock. Exploiting rich data encompassing the universe of Portuguese private firms and a natural experiment we find that the introduction of tolls on previously toll-free highways caused a substantial decrease of turnover and firm profits. In response to the tolls, firms reduced expenses, cutting employment-related expenses and purchases of other inputs in a similar magnitude. Labor costs were reduced by employment cuts rather than by wage cuts. We find evidence for increased firm exit in treated municipalities, but not for increased re-location. In diesem Papier werden die Verhaltensreaktionen auf Unternehmensebene auf einen massiven Transportkostenschock untersucht. Auf der Grundlage umfangreicher Daten portugiesischen Privatunternehmen und eines natürlichen Experiments finden wir heraus, dass die Einführung von Mautgebühren auf zuvor mautfreien Autobahnen zu einem erheblichen Rückgang des Umsatzes und der Unternehmensgewinne führte. In Reaktion auf die Maut senkten die Unternehmen ihre Ausgaben, indem sie beschäftigungsbezogene Ausgaben und Käufe anderer Vorleistungen in ähnlicher Größenordnung zurückfuhren. Dabei wurden die Arbeitskosten eher durch Beschäftigungsabbau als durch Lohnkürzungen reduziert. Wir finden Belege für vermehrte Firmenaustritte in den untersuchten Gemeinden, aber nicht für eine verstärkte Verlagerung.

     
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    Series: Ruhr economic papers ; #949
    Subjects: Road tolls; infrastructure; firm performance; firm behavior; location; Portugal
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  8. No place like home
    place-based attachments and regional science
    Author: Winters, John V.
    Published: July 2022
    Publisher:  IZA - Institute of Labor Economics, Bonn, Germany

    Place-based attachments are important but often overlooked. Place-based attachments can be beneficial but often harm individuals tied to struggling areas. In this address, I discuss my own education and migration experiences and then more generally... more

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    Place-based attachments are important but often overlooked. Place-based attachments can be beneficial but often harm individuals tied to struggling areas. In this address, I discuss my own education and migration experiences and then more generally discuss sense of belonging as a friction to migration. I also present descriptive statistics related to place-based attachments. Most persons born in the U.S. live in their birth state as adults. Birth-state residence has increased over time, especially among the highly educated. I also present evidence that college graduates who reside in their birth state experience a wage penalty that is increasing over time.

     
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    Series: Discussion paper series / IZA ; no. 15451
    Subjects: location; place; regions; migration frictions; policy
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  9. No place like home
    place-based attachments and regional science
    Author: Winters, John V.
    Published: 2022-08-15
    Publisher:  Iowa State University, Department of Economics, Ames, Iowa

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    Series: Working paper / Iowa State University, Department of Economics ; number 22003
    Subjects: location; place; regions; migration frictions; policy
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  10. Local knowledge spillovers and innovation persistence of firms
    Author: Holl, Adelheid; Peters, Bettina; Rammer, Christian
    Published: 2020
    Publisher:  ZEW - Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research, Mannheim, Germany

    Recent empirical evidence has shown that firm’s innovation behavior exhibits high persistency but not much is known about potential contingencies affecting the degree of persistence. This paper focuses on the role of the local knowledge environment... more

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    Recent empirical evidence has shown that firm’s innovation behavior exhibits high persistency but not much is known about potential contingencies affecting the degree of persistence. This paper focuses on the role of the local knowledge environment and asks how local knowledge spillovers affect firms' innovation persistence. The empirical analysis draws upon a representative panel data set of firms in Germany from 2002-2016, complemented by detailed geographic information of patent activity over discrete distances to proxy local knowledge spillovers. Based on correlated random effects probit models that control for state dependence, unobserved individual heterogeneity and endogenous initial conditions, our results corroborate former evidence that persistency in innovation is driven by true state dependence. More importantly, we find that the local patenting activity positively moderates firms' degree of persistency in innovation behavior. This is a novel firm-level mechanism that can explain the widening of spatial disparities in innovation performance. Estimations with different distance bands show that the strength of knowledge spillovers that contribute to innovation persistence via true state dependence declines rather rapidly with increasing distance.

     
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    Series: Discussion paper / ZEW ; no. 20, 005 (02/2020)
    Subjects: Innovation; persistence; location; knowledge spillovers
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  11. Measuring consumer well-being from using zero price digital services
    the case of navigation apps and location-based services
    Author: Sobolewski, Maciej
    Published: 2021
    Publisher:  European Commission, Seville

    Digital maps and navigation applications are considered an essential tool by 70% of smartphone users. As these apps come predominantly free of charge, their contribution to consumer well-being cannot be captured by the common economic measures, like... more

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    Digital maps and navigation applications are considered an essential tool by 70% of smartphone users. As these apps come predominantly free of charge, their contribution to consumer well-being cannot be captured by the common economic measures, like the GDP. This study demonstrates how the discrete choice experiment approach can be applied to measure, in an economically consistent way, consumer surplus from a navigation service. We elicit preferences for a satellite navigation with the two optional location-based functionalities: real-time traffic information and location-sensitive commercial information. In the experiment, the respondents are confronted with a range of location-sharing conditions set by a navigation provider. Finally, we estimate a demand model and derive welfare measures from the collected choices. Median consumer surplus from using basic satellite navigation without location-based functionalities is estimated at 8.06 EUR per month. Adding location-based services can increase this gain by 36% to 10.98 EUR, provided that users maintain control over location disclosure. Location-sharing terms set by a provider and privacy concerns of users both affect the size of the surplus from a navigation service.

     
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    Series: JRC digital economy working paper ; 2021, 04
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    Subjects: zero price digital goods; navigation; digital maps; choice experiment; consumer surplus; location
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  12. Spatial price discrimination with online competition
    Author: Guo, Wen-Chung; Lai, Fu-chuan
    Published: [2016]
    Publisher:  European Regional Science Association, [Louvain-la-Neuve]

    Benefit from the advantage of externalities, urban agglomerations are playing more and more important roles in regional economic development. However, present literature failed to distinguish the differences between urban agglomerations' pecuniary... more

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    Benefit from the advantage of externalities, urban agglomerations are playing more and more important roles in regional economic development. However, present literature failed to distinguish the differences between urban agglomerations' pecuniary externality and technology externality. In this paper, we took Chinese five national key construction urban agglomerations as cases to make more comprehensive empirical studies of these two types externalities' manifestations, mechanisms and key factors. The results indicated that (a) urban agglomerations' pecuniary externality manifested as inter-urban capital allocation while its technology externality manifested as inter-urban technology spillover. Currently, (b) the key factor for Chinese five national key construction urban agglomerations' pecuniary externality was market size, that meant to pursue larger market size was one main motivation in forming Chinese urban agglomerations, but the inter-urban capital allocation did not show a trend of shifting to cities with higher labor productivity. (c) The key factor for Chinese five national key construction urban agglomerations' technical externality was economical density, that meant to pursue higher economical density was another main motivation in forming Chinese urban agglomerations, but both cities' own research and development activities and the spread from other cities failed to improve urban agglomerations' technological levels. Besides, (d) there was no evidences suggested diversification or specialization of industrial structure had relations with urban agglomerations' pecuniary externality or technology externality. The regressions of dummy variables indicated that (e) there were no significant differences in pecuniary externality between Chinese five national key construction urban agglomerations' core cities and surrounding cities, but their technology externality presented complex differences.

     
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    Series: Cities & regions : smart, sustainable, inclusive? : European Regional Science Association Congress 2016 : 56th Congress : 23-26 August 2016, Vienna, Austria
    Subjects: Spatial price discrimination; location; online competition; price variation; zoning
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  13. The role of location on complexity of firms’ innovation outcome
    Author: Tavassoli, Sam; Karlsson, Charlie
    Published: [2021]
    Publisher:  Centre for Innovation Research (CIRCLE), Lund, Sweden

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    Series: Papers in innovation studies ; no. 2021, 1
    Subjects: innovation outcome; location; agglomeration economies; knowledge spillovers; Community Innovation Survey
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  14. Locating public facilities
    theory and micro evidence from Paris
    Author: Loumeau, Gabriel
    Published: February 2021
    Publisher:  CESifo, Center for Economic Studies & Ifo Institute, Munich, Germany

    This paper proposes a novel approach to evaluate location decisions for public facilities. The approach addresses, not only the standard distance-minimizing problem, but also the endogenous location decisions of individuals. To do so, I develop a... more

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    This paper proposes a novel approach to evaluate location decisions for public facilities. The approach addresses, not only the standard distance-minimizing problem, but also the endogenous location decisions of individuals. To do so, I develop a quantifiable general equilibrium model with endogenous (residential and commercial) densities, housing prices, commutes to work and public facilities, as well as public facility characteristics. The latter includes a facility’s location, quality, district and capacity. I apply the framework to secondary schools in Paris’ greater region at a 1km2 geographical scale. The analysis reveals that the observed location decisions made between 2001 and 2015 underestimate the endogenous reaction of individuals. A more decentralized strategy is predicted to increase welfare growth by 10 percentage points on average, mostly via shorter commutes and lower housing prices.

     
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    Series: CESifo working paper ; no. 8908 (2021)
    Subjects: location; facility; general equilibrium; commuting; interrupted search
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  15. Where in cities do "rich" and "poor" people live?
    the urban economics model revisited
    Author: Lemoy, Rémi; Raux, Charles; Jensen, Pablo
    Published: [2016]
    Publisher:  European Regional Science Association, [Louvain-la-Neuve]

    Reproducing the socio-spatial structure of cities is one of the challenges facing the standard urban economics model of Alonso, Muth, Mills (AMM model). In a widely cited paper, Jan K. Brueckner, Jacques-François Thisse and Yves Zenou (1999) asked... more

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    Reproducing the socio-spatial structure of cities is one of the challenges facing the standard urban economics model of Alonso, Muth, Mills (AMM model). In a widely cited paper, Jan K. Brueckner, Jacques-François Thisse and Yves Zenou (1999) asked "Why is central Paris rich and downtown Detroit poor?" and proposed a model with a positive central amenity to account for the structure of European cities, where the city center is usually rich, like in Paris. In this work, we exploit the power of the AMM model and show that various utility functions and plausible conditions offer alternative explanations of households' location by income within a city. We first propose to take into account the empirical fact that the share of income spent for housing decreases when income increases. With a Cobb-Douglas utility function and two income groups, this ingredient yields different social structures than the standard one with low income households in the center and rich ones in the periphery. Depending on the relative values of the city radius and a critical radius related to model parameters, different urban forms appear indeed. These include the existence of a "rich" center and more complex socio-spatial urban forms, for instance alternating a rich center, poor suburbs and a rich outer ring, which have not yet been derived from the AMM model to our knowledge. In this work, we combine analytical ideas and illustrations by the means of an agent-based model. Indeed, starting from a random configuration of the city, a system of agents given relevant behaviour rules can find the equilibrium configuration of the AMM model. This modelling approach is inspired from the Monte Carlo method, and from local search optimization algorithms in computer science. Following Brueckner, Thisse and Zenou (1999), we also study the hypothesis of a central amenity. We show that under certain conditions, a central amenity can also yield a rich city center, and even a U-shaped curve of the income as a function of the distance to the city center. This result can be related in particular to empirical findings in some older North American cities, like New York, Chicago or Philadelphia as well as European cities like Paris. We find with agent-based simulations that these outcomes depend strongly on the respective locations of the employment and the amenity centers. Indeed, considering that the CBD and the amenity do not coincide has an important influence on the socio-spatial structure of the city.

     
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    Series: Cities & regions : smart, sustainable, inclusive? : European Regional Science Association Congress 2016 : 56th Congress : 23-26 August 2016, Vienna, Austria
    Subjects: urban economics; location; income; amenity; agent-based model
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  16. The location-or-routing problem
    Author: Arslan, Okan
    Published: March 2021
    Publisher:  Bureau de Montreal, Université de Montreal, Montréal (Québec)

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    Series: CIRRELT ; CIRRELT-2021, 11
    Subjects: Transportation; location; routing; location-routing; branch-and-price
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  17. Fair allocation with (semi-single-peaked)preferences over location and quantity
    Author: Bhattacharya, Mihir; Khare, Ojasvi
    Published: April 2024
    Publisher:  Ashoka University, Sonepat, Haryana

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    Series: Ashoka University economics discussion paper ; 111
    Subjects: single-peaked; location; quantity; allocation; envy-free
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  18. Determinants of subjective poverty in rural and urban areas of South Africa
    Author: Bila, Santos; Biyase, Mduduzi
    Published: January 2022
    Publisher:  Economic and Well-being Research Group, [Auckland Park]

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    Subjects: Determinants; location; fixed effect instrumental variable and Subjective poverty
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  19. Between victory and statehood
    armed violence in post-war Abkhazia
    Author: Shesterinina, Anastasia
    Published: November 2022
    Publisher:  United Nations University World Institute for Development Economics Research, Helsinki, Finland

    What accounts for armed violence in the aftermath of civil war? Efforts to develop a comprehensive framework to understand this phenomenon have been made in the literature. Yet existing studies have in general looked at distinct pre-war, wartime, and... more

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    What accounts for armed violence in the aftermath of civil war? Efforts to develop a comprehensive framework to understand this phenomenon have been made in the literature. Yet existing studies have in general looked at distinct pre-war, wartime, and post-war sources of violence in the aftermath of war. This paper focuses on organized political violence after war and argues that such violence is shaped by a combination of pre-war, wartime, and post-war dynamics. Post-war contexts, however, vary in the form, location, and timing of violence and the combination of drivers will differ from case to case. Drawing on the case of Abkhazia after the Georgian- Abkhaz war of 1992-93, the paper shows that Abkhaz participants understood irregular and regular violence that emerged after the war in Abkhazia as part of the overall Abkhaz struggle that started before the war. Collective identities that formed before the war and transformed in its course underpinned participation in violence. But wartime and post-war developments, particularly efforts of the sides to defend and challenge war outcomes and external influence, affected where and when violence took place. This violence further transformed armed actors and their activities. It culminated with the perceived 'liberation' of the territory of Abkhazia and its recognition as an independent state by Russia and a few other states. Despite the Abkhaz hopes of sovereign statehood, deepening dependence on Russia positioned Abkhazia in a grey area between victory and statehood. This paper demonstrates the importance of case-specific analysis for our understanding of armed violence in the aftermath of civil war.

     
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    Series: WIDER working paper ; 2022, 137
    Subjects: violence in the aftermath of civil war; form; location; timing; Abkhazia
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  20. Spatial analysis of factors acting upon housing prices in Istanbul
    50th. Congress of the European Regional Science Association, ERSA 2010 Jonkoping/Sweeden
    Author: Topcu, E.Umran
    Published: 2010
    Publisher:  European Regional Science Association, [Louvain-la-Neuve]

    Istanbul is a rapidly growing city. With its stragetic location between two continents and having served three empires as a capital city, Istanbul holds a highly rich culture and history and has a high potential for growth. As for today, Istanbul is... more

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    Istanbul is a rapidly growing city. With its stragetic location between two continents and having served three empires as a capital city, Istanbul holds a highly rich culture and history and has a high potential for growth. As for today, Istanbul is the most important trade, culture and tourism center of Turkey. Following the rural-urban migration of mid 20th. century, housing prices increased rapidly. Lower income groups failed to catch up with this increase and squatter housing ensued. Hence, the city went through a process of growth without sufficient physical and social infrastructure. Lack of identity happened to be an important indication of the process. The historical neighborhoods also had their share of the negative impacts through this process. While the prices in the squatter housing areas were lower, modern housing areas proliferated with their newer images and much higher prices, accordingly. New subcenters, augmented with the building of new bridges, new circular roads and their accompanying transportation facilities, caused the prices go even higher. Due to these reasons, cost of housing presents a wide variety according to locale and housing characteristics. This paper aims to analyze the factors acting upon housing prices according to location and find out guidelines that may direct the investors for more efficient housing investments.

     
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    Series: Sustainable regional growth and development in the creative knowledge economy : 50th ERSA Congress : 19 - 23 August 2010, Jönköping, Sweden / European Regional Science Association
    Subjects: Istanbul; housing prices; factors; location; impact
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  21. Does industry agglomeration attract productive firms?
    the role of product markets in adverse selection
    Author: Belderbos, René; Fukao, Kyōji; Ikeuchi, Kenta; Kim, Young Gak; Kwon, Hyeog Ug
    Published: [2022]
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    Series: RIETI discussion paper series ; 22-E, 105 (November 2022)
    Subjects: productivity; location; agglomeration; spillovers; adverse selection
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  22. The dynamics of FDI location
    a Markov analysis for British regions
    Author: Wren, Colin M.; Jones, Jonathan
    Published: 2009
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    Subjects: Foreign direct investment; location; transition matrices; agglomeration and regional policy
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  23. FDI location across British regions and inward investment policy
    Author: Jones, Jonathan; Wren, Colin M.
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    Series: SERC discussion paper ; 13
    Subjects: Foreign direct investment; location; regional policy; grants and agglomeration
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  24. Anti-dumping jumping
    reciprocal anti-dumping and industrial location
    Author: Haaland, Jan I.; Wooton, Ian
    Published: 1996
    Publisher:  Sonderforschungsbereich 178, Konstanz

    Anti-dumping policies are often justified as legitimate actions by governments in their efforts to protect domestic producers from unfair foreign competition. We investigate the impact of anti-dumping rules on firms' production decisions as to how... more

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    Anti-dumping policies are often justified as legitimate actions by governments in their efforts to protect domestic producers from unfair foreign competition. We investigate the impact of anti-dumping rules on firms' production decisions as to how much and where to produce. Anti-dumping measures may have unforeseen effects if they induce direct foreign investment and consequently increase domestic competition. We therefore focus on location choice and consider the strategies of national governments attempting to advance the interests of their citizens through anti-dumping legislation. Our analysis also has implications for the effects of market integration policies, such as Europe 1992.

     
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    Subjects: anti-dumping; market integration; location
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  25. Location-Based Social Media
    Space, Time and Identity
    Author: Evans, Leighton; Saker, Michael
    Published: 2018
    Publisher:  Springer International Publishing, Cham ; Palgrave Macmillan

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