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A Spatial Multilevel Analysis of Italian SMEs Productivity

2009

Abstract In this paper, we adapt multilevel analysis methods to investigate the spatial variability of SMEs' productivity across the Italian territory, and account for differences in the socio-economic context. Our results suggest that to properly capture the variability of the data, it is important to allow for both spatial mean and slope effects. Social decay has the expected negative impact. However, while this effect is larger on firms with smaller capital intensity, firms with higher capital intensity seem to be less affected by geography. Greater territorial heterogeneity emerges among those firms with lower capital to labour ratios. Une analyse spatiale a plusieurs niveaux de la prod…

Firm heterogeneity Spatial variability Socio-economic Context Multilevel AnalysisOperations researchWelfare economicsjel:C31Geography Planning and DevelopmentMultilevel modelContext (language use)socio-economic contextFirm heterogeneityGeographyCapital (economics)jel:R30Earth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)Capital intensitySpatial variabilityspatial variabilitymultilevel analysisjel:R12Statistics Probability and Uncertaintyjel:R11General Economics Econometrics and FinanceProductivity
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The metropolis in retrospect : from the trading metropolis to the global metropolis.

2005

SummaryMetropolization is not a new phenomenon: metropolises have been around for centuries. The prime and permanent function of a metropolis is the coordination of economic activities at a world scale. This function has been applied to different activities in history, depending on technological conditions and economic organization, and consequently it generated different forms of metropolises. The resulting continuities and discontinuities in the metropolises' evolution can be understood in terms of agglomeration economies. In the pre-industrial period, the trading metropolis coordinates long range trade. The industrial revolutions generate new needs for coordination of production and give…

High-order services metropolises urban historyEconomyjel:R10Political sciencejel:R30[ SHS.ECO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economies and finances[SHS.ECO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and Finance[SHS.ECO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and FinanceHumanitiesGeneral Economics Econometrics and Financejel:N70ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSmetropolises
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Factores de localización regional en las inversiones industriales

2008

En este trabajo se analiza la localización regional de la inversión industrial en España en el periodo 1964-2000, evaluando tanto la influencia de factores clásicos de demanda y coste como economías de aglomeración, y el papel desempeñado por las infraestructuras de transporte además del capital humano. Los resultados muestran que son el capital humano y las diferencias salariales los factores que más han contribuido a modificar la localización y el desplazamiento de la inversión hacia nuevos núcleos industriales, mientras que las infraestructuras de transporte y el crecimiento de los salarios han contribuido también a intensificar la utilización de capital sobre todo en las regiones con ma…

Localización inversión industrial regionesjel:R30jel:E22jel:L60Revista de Economía Aplicada
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Mutations urbaines et logiques de localisation des emplois: le cas de la Communauté de l'agglomération dijonnaise (1990, 1999).

2004

The aim of this paper is to analyze the spatial changes in the Dijon urban area (COMADI) by studying in particular the new tendencies of localization of the high order producer services. Our results display a multicentric structure of the COMADI which exhibits several employment poles. Not only the economic composition of these poles differs between the central pole and the peripheral ones but this composition changes over the study period (1990-1999). New localization logics appear for the high order services : if the historical center remains specialized in financial activities, insurance and real estate (FIRE), the other producer services are more likely to be localized in the periphery.…

core-periphery multipolarization high order services specialization suburbanizationCore-peripherymultipolarizationsuburbanisation0211 other engineering and technologies0507 social and economic geographyjel:L8002 engineering and technologyhigh order servicesspecializationPolitical science[ SHS.ECO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economies and financesmultipolarisationservices supérieursspécialisation[ SHS.GESTION ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration[SHS.ECO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and Finance05 social sciencesCore-peripherymultipolarizationhigh order servicesspecializationsuburbanizationCentre-périphériemultipolarisationservices supérieursspécialisationsuburbanisation021107 urban & regional planningGeneral MedicineCore peripheryCentre-périphérie[SHS.ECO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Economics and FinancesuburbanizationMulti-polarisationjel:R30[SHS.GESTION]Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administrationjel:R12[SHS.GESTION] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration050703 geographyHumanities
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The unequal effect of the globalisation between the spanish textile companies

2008

The aim of this work is to analyse the different impact of competitive environment changes across different indicators in the competitive environment on the Spanish companies of the textile and apparel industry. The results obtained from the contrast upon a sample composed by 5.531 SME’s of this sector show a important role of the territory and of the strategy of internationalization. For this reason, given the trend of this industry to the concentration and geographical specialization it is expected that the effect of these changes is irregular and asymmetrical between the main producing Spanish regions.

jel:L67jel:R30jel:R12Strategic options; sub-sector; effect districtInvestigaciones Regionales
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