Search Results - subject:"Wirtschaftsgeographie"

Evolutionary economic geography

Kogler, Dieter F.; Kim, Keungoui - 2026

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Preface special issue: advances in evolutionary economic geography

Kamakura, Natsuki; Kondo, Akio - 2025

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After D-day? : destruction, catch up, and leapfrog

Chauvet, Lisa; François, Abel; Lacroix, Jean - 2026

How do conflicts shape territories in the long run? To answer this question, this paper dissects population dynamics within Normandy throughout the 20th century. Despite the destruction caused by the 1944 Allied Landings, Normandy reversed the demographic decline it had experienced until 1940 -...

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The relationship between the presence of foreign-owned companies and entrepreneurial activity : the case of the Hungarian districts

Páger, Balázs; Gál, Zoltán - 2026

This study investigates the relationship between the presence of foreign-owned companies and the rates of new firm entries in Hungarian districts. Building on previous findings on the relationship between new firms and foreign direct investment, we seek to analyse the role of foreign-owned...

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Migration, climate similarity, and the consequences of climate mismatch

Obolensky, Marguerite; Tabellini, Marco; Taylor, Charles A. - 2026

This paper examines the concept of "climate matching" in migration-the idea that migrants seek out destinations with familiar climates-and studies its implications for the geography of economic activity in the United States. We document that temperature distance between origin and destination...

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The urban-rural gap in local market access : evidence from grocery demand

Seidel, Tobias; Kluser, Frederic; Ehrlich, Maximilian von - 2026

This paper leverages quasi-experimental variation from store openings and 1.5 billion grocery transactions to causally estimate the distance elasticity of grocery expenditures (−1.47) and the spatial extent of local consumption areas (approximately 16 minutes of car travel time). We embed...

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