2002
DOI: 10.2747/0272-3638.23.2.103
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Urban Employment Subcenters and Sectoral Clustering in Montreal: Complementary Approaches to the Study of Urban Form

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“…These findings are consistent with Head et al (1995), Shearmur and Coffey (2002) and Hogenbirk (2002). The dissimilar colocation patterns can be explained by the differences among foreign and domestic firms concerning their technological and customer base.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 94%
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“…These findings are consistent with Head et al (1995), Shearmur and Coffey (2002) and Hogenbirk (2002). The dissimilar colocation patterns can be explained by the differences among foreign and domestic firms concerning their technological and customer base.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 94%
“…Despite the continuous efforts to study the agglomeration trend, there are no attempts to identify which industries mostly contribute to this phenomenon. With the exception of Shearmur and Coffey (2002) studies on colocation have mostly ignored variations among the types of firms that make up an agglomeration or colocation area. Furthermore, studies revealing either similarities or differences in colocation behaviour are mainly focused on classically external determinants of colocations in large economies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cependant, cette colocalisation pourrait être fortuite : si ces employés « consomment » la ville centre (et choisissent pour cette raison d'y vivre), alors ils se colocalisent presque nécessairement avec des emplois de service supérieur (Shearmur et Coffey, 2002b), sans qu'il y ait un lien de causalité entre lieu de résidence et lieu d'emploi.…”
Section: La Localisation De La Main-d'oeuvreunclassified
“…Considérant le caractère arbitraire de la détermination de la distance du modèle isochronique et le fait qu'il ne pondère pas les effectifs à la fois à l'origine et à la destination, le modèle gravitaire a été retenu. Les modèles gravitaires ont notamment été utilisés dans la recherche sur la distribution intraurbaine de l'emploi par Cervero et al (1999) ainsi que Shearmur et Coffey (2002b). Deux postulats sont à prendre en considération : 1) plus la population est grande, plus l'interaction sera importante et 2) l'interaction diminue avec l'augmentation de la distance (Haynes et Fotheringham, 1984 : 10 Une telle tendance devrait donc se manifester par une consolidation des pôles d'emploi, constat qu'il est possible d'avancer à la lecture du tableau 3.…”
Section: Dégager L'évolution De L'appariement Spatialunclassified
“…These methods provide fairly good observation of the patterns found in certain activities, but there is more to be found that these methods cannot observe. Although patterns such as multiple activities occurring within the same area or multiple activities correlating can be easily revealed using the previously mentioned methods, there are certain other patterns that are not so easily observed (Shearmur and Coffey 2002). A pattern such as having two activities that always tend to occur near each other but not within the same area is an example of one of these hidden patterns.…”
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