P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Vol. 38, Issue 2, 2008May 26, 2008 CDT
What Sorts of Agglomerations Really Matter to Productivity?: A Regional Analysis of Europe’s Manufacturing Sector
What Sorts of Agglomerations Really Matter to Productivity?: A Regional Analysis of Europe’s Manufacturing Sector
Articles in Vol. 38, Issue 2, 2008
Vol. 38, Issue 2, 2008
- City-Industry Agglomeration and Changes in the Geographic Concentration of IndustryTodd M. Gabe
- The Influence of Temporal Choice, Correlation, and Sample Size on Income ConvergenceShahdad Naghshpour
- Evaluations of Regional Competitiveness: Making a Case for Case StudiesDavid L. Barkley
- Using County Typologies to Inform Job Tax Credit Policy in GeorgiaClifford A. LipscombRinas V. Kashbrasiev
- Convergence of Voter Turnout Rates in U.S. Presidential ElectionsJac C. Heckelman
- What Sorts of Agglomerations Really Matter to Productivity?: A Regional Analysis of Europe’s Manufacturing SectorBruno BracalenteCristiano PeruginiFabrizio Pompei
- Assessing Relative Performance of Econometric Models in Measuring the Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture Using Spatial AutoregressionS. Niggol Seo
Bracalente, Bruno, Cristiano Perugini, and Fabrizio Pompei. 2008. “What Sorts of Agglomerations Really Matter to Productivity?: A Regional Analysis of Europe’s Manufacturing Sector.” Review of Regional Studies 38 (2): 145–72. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.8261.