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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"natural advantages"”.

  1. Measure of Global Specialization and Spatial Clustering for the Identification of "Specialized" Agglomeration

    … processes according to three vectors: natural advantages, internal, and external scale economies. The arbitrariness of partitions plays a key role in capturing these effects, while the selection of the partition would have to reflect the actual characteristics of the economy. Thus, the …

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  2. The determinants of agglomeration in Brazil: input-output, labor and knowledge externalities

    … and mining industries, which are based on local natural advantages, as well as of electronics and transportation equipment industries, which are influenced, in Brazil, by the existence of tax incentives in the Amazon region. The “Trucks and buses” industry is the most coagglomerated with other …

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  3. An examination of the Halifax textile industry in a period of intense technological change, 1700 to 1850

    … in Halifax, where industry remained dispersed. Natural advantages, at that time, lent impetus to industrial growth in Bradford, and the centre of the worsted industry moved there. Greater diversification into separate branches of textiles, each made in wide product ranges, compensated in …

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  4. The Impact of Human Capital and Social Capital on Economic Growth in China

    … current studies show that some provinces with natural advantages such as better access to markets and better access to investment capital, and some provinces with human resources advantages such as a larger share of workers at the higher education level and higher level of social capital have …

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