The Industrial Policy Revolution I
The Role of Government Beyond Ideology
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State-owned enterprises and industrial land reform in China
In order to promote the optimal allocation of land, China began market-oriented reform of industrial land in 2007. The actions of state-owned enterprises during this reform can reflect the effect of reform. Th...
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Carbon tax vs. emission trading in a monopolistically competitive market with heterogeneous firms
We establish a general-equilibrium model to compare the efficiency of two emission regulation policies used worldwide: the carbon tax (CT) and the emission trading scheme (ETS). Assuming monopolistic competiti...
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Open AccessDomestic tourism demand in the North and the South of Europe in the Covid-19 summer of 2020
This study investigates empirically changes in domestic summer tourism demand following the Covid-19 pandemic in 305 regions across six European countries (Denmark, Finland, France, Italy, Spain and Sweden) ba...
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Interdependence among mental health care providers: evidence from a spatial dynamic panel data model with interactive fixed effects
Understanding the pricing and operation mechanism of community mental health (CMH) providers is important for designing effective health care policies as the CMH system has been playing an essential role in pr...
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China’s regional public safety efficiency: a data envelopment analysis approach
This study develops a comprehensive public safety efficiency index that includes the inputs and outputs of regional public safety. The DEA-BC2 model was used to measure the technical efficiency (TE), pure technic...
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Industry linkage, spatial correlation, and city exports: case study of the textile and clothing export industry in China
Many studies focus on economic growth in cities, but few investigate urban export growth. This paper discusses city export differences from the perspective of industry linkage and spatial correlation. The stud...
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Efficient estimation of heteroscedastic mixed geographically weighted regression models
Mixed geographically weighted regression (MGWR) models are a useful tool to model a regression relationship where the impact of some explanatory variables on the response variable is global and that of the oth...
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Quantifying economic effects of transportation investment considering spatiotemporal heterogeneity in China: a spatial panel data model perspective
Transportation investment plays a significant role in promoting economic development. However, in what scenario and to what extent transportation investment can stimulate economic growth still remains debatabl...
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Air pollution and elite college graduates’ job location choice: evidence from China
In this paper, we examine the impact of air pollution on the job location choice of a highly educated labor force. Using the administrative job contract records of all graduates from Tsinghua University from 2...
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Strategic input outsourcing and equilibrium location choice
This study incorporates the strategic behavior of outsourcing with a variant Hotelling model to explore the role of input outsourcing in determining equilibrium locations for firms under quadratic transportati...
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A note on the null distribution of the local spatial heteroscedasticity (LOSH) statistic
Recently, Ord and Getis (Ann Reg Sci 48:529–539, 2012) developed a local statistic \(H_i\) ...
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An integrated model of formal and informal housing sectors
Many cities in develo** countries are characterized by a striking juxtaposition of formal and informal housing, where these sectors coexist in close proximity. This paper develops a model of urban land marke...
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Regional convergence or divergence in China? Evidence from unit root tests with breaks
The validity of regional economic clubs requires that two conditions be met. First, per capita output between clubs diverges so that the poor region can hardly catch up with the rich one. Second, per capita ou...
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Introduction: The Rejuvenation of Industrial Policy
Knowledge validation has never been a painless process. It often takes a major, disastrous historical event for even the most self-evident ideas to gain wide recognition. It is therefore not surprising that th...
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Comparative Advantage: The Silver Bullet of Industrial Policy
Throughout human history, people have held their political leaders responsible for the general social and economic conditions of their nations. Fairly or unfairly, some leaders have been hailed as national her...
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Heterogeneous duopoly, spatially discriminatory pricing, and optimal location
It is found in the literature that if duopolists produce differentiated products and engage in price competition in a linear city model with elastic demand, the two firms necessarily agglomerate at the market ...
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Develo** regional cooperation strategies by multi-criteria decision making approaches
Based on the regional cooperation policy outlined in the National Land Plan of Japan, this study developed a regional cooperation planning model (RCPM) for use by regional planners and researchers. RCPM includes ...
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The spillover effects of R&D on manufacturing industry in Taiwan’s metropolitan areas
The literature of new growth theory regards Research and Development (R&D) as a crucial factor in economic growth. This is because R&D not only improves production technology, but also because of its significa...
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Spatial pricing, optimal location and social welfare with consumer arbitrage
This paper provides a comprehensive comparison of the optimal location, output and welfare of spatial discriminatory pricing by integrating consumer arbitrage into the Hwang and Mai (Am Econ Rev 80:567–575, 19...
