2009
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1550915
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Urban Growth Drivers and Spatial Inequalities: Europe – A Case with Geographically Sticky People

Abstract: Analysts of regional growth differences in the US tend to assume full spatial equilibrium (Glaeser et al, 1995). Flows of people thus indicate changes in the distribution of spatial welfare more effectively than differences in incomes. Research in Europe, however, shows that people tend to be immobile. Even mobility within countries is restricted compared to the US but national boundaries offer particular barriers to spatial adjustment. Thus it is less reasonable to assume full spatial equilibrium in a Europea… Show more

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“…Even for PII expenditures, since its coefficient is larger in column (5), meaning that its total effect is less negative or it could become even positive. Table 8 shows the baseline results in column (1). The expenditures at the municipal level revealed negative effects over private investment, which is opposite to what should be expected, but in line with the previous results for domestic firms.…”
Section: Joint Venture and Foreign Firms 1998-2008supporting
confidence: 78%
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“…Even for PII expenditures, since its coefficient is larger in column (5), meaning that its total effect is less negative or it could become even positive. Table 8 shows the baseline results in column (1). The expenditures at the municipal level revealed negative effects over private investment, which is opposite to what should be expected, but in line with the previous results for domestic firms.…”
Section: Joint Venture and Foreign Firms 1998-2008supporting
confidence: 78%
“…Getting statistical data for small municipalities in 1 The author recognizes that similar actions are carried out at state and federal level, yet they are out of the scope of this paper, which is narrowed to local governments Mexico is hard, and sometimes impossible, particularly for public infrastructure endowments. Moreover, most of economic activity is concentrated in big cities.…”
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“…Prosesnya sangat kompleks dan didorong oleh interaksi berbagai faktor (Rui, 2013). Faktor pendorong pertumbuhan kota yang dominan adalah pertumbuhan penduduk dan pertumbuhan ekonomi (Cheshire, 2009). Pertumbuhan penduduk di kota cenderung tinggi karena adanya perpindahan penduduk dari daerah perdesaan atau daerah lain masuk ke kota (Harahap, 2013).…”
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