Geographic clustering and productivity: An instrumental variable approach for classical composers

Borowiecki, Karol Jan

doi:10.1016/j.jue.2012.07.004

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“…Agglomeration economies have been identified across a large range of different fields, including the US carpet production industry in the Georgian city of Dalton (Krugman 1991) and composers of classical music (Borowiecki 2013).…”

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The role of innovation and agglomeration for employment growth in the environmental sector

Horbach

Janser

2016

Industry and Innovation

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The role of innovation and agglomeration for employment growth in the environmental sector

Horbach

Janser

2016

Industry and Innovation

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“…At present, a large body of literature that highlights the linkage between geographic agglomeration and productivity exists (see Rosenthal & Strange, , for a review). Borowiecki (, ) investigated agglomeration effects for music industry productivity by identifying agglomeration economies (peer effects) and diseconomies (peer crowding), which solidified previous works in a specific industry.…”

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Agglomeration Density and Labor Productivity in China's Tourism Industry

Yang

2015

Int. J. Tourism Res.

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The primary objective of this study is to examine the extent to which tourism agglomeration density contributes to tourism labor productivity across the provinces of China. This objective is achieved by analyzing a panel dataset from 2000 to 2011. Our estimation results indicate that tourism industry agglomeration density and per capita capital stock are important determinants of labor productivity and that the benefits of locating in dense areas can offset the associated costs for tourism firms. However, diverse industrial circumstances have a negative effect on tourism labor productivity of tourism firms, such as star‐rated hotels, travel agencies, scenic spots, transportation enterprises and other firms. These results are robust for a large series of empirical tests. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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“…Being clustered with artists in a common place has payoffs. Borowiecki (2013) shows how prominent 18th and 19th century classical composers who clustered together produced more than their isolated peers. Hellmanzik (2010) finds that artists located in Paris or New York at identified times during the 20th century benefited from a ''cluster premium,'' and their works were systematically more valuable at auction than those from artists located elsewhere.…”

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Place and culture-making: Geographic clumping in the emergence of artistic schools

Oberlin

Gieryn

2015

Poetics

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Geographic clustering and productivity: An instrumental variable approach for classical composers

Cited by 79 publications

References 28 publications

The role of innovation and agglomeration for employment growth in the environmental sector

The role of innovation and agglomeration for employment growth in the environmental sector

Agglomeration Density and Labor Productivity in China's Tourism Industry

Place and culture-making: Geographic clumping in the emergence of artistic schools

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