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Agglomeration effect 1 Agglomerationseffekt 1 Ballungsraum 1 Centre-periphery relations 1 China 1 Henry George Theorem 1 Heredity principle 1 Hierarchy Principle 1 Hierarchy principle 1 Japan 1 Metropolitan area 1 Practical significance 1 Regional cluster 1 Regionales Cluster 1 Räumliche Verteilung 1 Shrinkage estimation 1 Spatial distribution 1 Urbanisierung 1 Urbanization 1 Variable selection 1 Zentrum-Peripherie-Beziehungen 1 Zipf's Law 1 agglomeration 1 agglomeration economies 1 convergence 1 coreperiphery pattern 1 globalization 1 hierarchy principle 1 rank-size rule 1 urban agglomeration 1 urbanization 1
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Mori, Tomoya 2 Delaney, James Dillon 1 Fujita, Masahisa 1 Henderson, J. Vernon 1 Kanemoto, Yoshitsugu 1 Nishikimi, Koji 1 Smith, Tony E. 1
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Institute of Economic Research, Kyoto University 1
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Handbook of regional and urban economics : volume 4, Cities and geography 1 KIER Working Papers 1
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BASE 1 ECONIS (ZBW) 1 RePEc 1
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Contributions to the Analysis of Experiments Using Empirical Bayes Techniques
Delaney, James Dillon - 2006
Specifying a prior distribution for the large number of parameters in the linear statistical model is a difficult step in the Bayesian approach to the design and analysis of experiments. Here we address this difficulty by proposing the use of functional priors and then by working out important...
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Some Empirical Regularities of Spatial Economies: A Relationship between Industrial Location and City Size
Mori, Tomoya; Nishikimi, Koji; Smith, Tony E. - Institute of Economic Research, Kyoto University - 2002
The spatial distribution of industries and population is quite lumpy, and this lumpiness varies across industries. Nevertheless, we show using Japanese data for metropolitan areas that the locations of both industries and population are linked by surprisingly simple and persistent patterns. In...
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Chapter 65. Spatial Distribution of Economic Activities in Japan and China
Fujita, Masahisa; Mori, Tomoya; Henderson, J. Vernon; … - In: Handbook of regional and urban economics : volume 4, …, (pp. 2911-2977). 2004
In this chapter we look at the spatial distribution of economic activities in China and Japan. Japan has excellent data and relatively uniform institutions since World War II, which allow us to track its spatial evolution and detail its key features today. For Japan we show how structural shifts...
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