P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Vol. 35, Issue 2, 2005May 08, 2005 CDT
Which Matters Most to the Estimation of Efficiency and Productivity Growth in State Manufacturing: Method or Measurement?
Which Matters Most to the Estimation of Efficiency and Productivity Growth in State Manufacturing: Method or Measurement?
Articles in Vol. 35, Issue 2, 2005
Vol. 35, Issue 2, 2005
- Which Matters Most to the Estimation of Efficiency and Productivity Growth in State Manufacturing: Method or Measurement?Diane F. PrimontBruce R. Domazlicky
- A Dynamic Integration Approach in Regional Input-Output and Econometric ModelsBahman Brian Motii
- The Impact of Petroleum Product Prices on State Economic Conditions: An Analysis of the Economic BaseChristopher S. DeckerMark E. Wohar
- Examining the Reliability of Survey Data with Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems to Improve Deforestation ModelingJill L. Caviglia-HarrisDaniel W. Harris
- R&D Investments and the Spatial Dimension: Evidence from Firm Level DataLuisito BertinelliRosella Nicolini
- Do Geographic Entry Restrictions Increase Car Prices?Michael L. Walden
Primont, Diane F., and Bruce R. Domazlicky. 2005. “Which Matters Most to the Estimation of Efficiency and Productivity Growth in State Manufacturing: Method or Measurement?” Review of Regional Studies 35 (2): 117–38. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.8338.