Economic Geography

This report explores the economic and social contributions of the visitor economy across UK cities. Based on a detailed analysis of over 30 million card transactions, the report categorizes UK …

reach and somewhat mitigate these local economic geography constraints: visitor shares are raised along …

Prior to the pandemic, it created 1.6 million jobs and contributed £120 billion in GVA to the UK economy.2 However, that pales in comparison to the role of the sector …

raising productivity and rebalancing the UK’s economic geography. As the only option for moving high volumes …

1 African Affairs 123 (491) April 2024 1 2 Air Power 19 (2) Summer 2024 2 3 American Political Science Review 118 (3) August 2024 3 4 Arms Control Today …

insurance contributions: Evidence from China Economic geography of talent migration and R. XIAO, P. XU and …

Migration may reinforce less productive forms of informal employment in rural Nepal.

2006.03.006. World Bank. 2009. Reshaping Economic Geography. World Development Report. ———. 2023. World …

The Trump Administration's tariffs created a wedge between mutually beneficial trades between China's producers and U.S. consumers. Moving production to nearby Vietnam allows firms to jump the tariff wall. Within …

urban economic growth dynamics uses a simple economic geography model focused on city “closeness” to China’s … US-China Trade War and Vietnam's natural and economic geography and energy policies. Section 3 introduces … trade war. 2.2. Vietnam's Natural and Economic Geography As illustrated in Figure 1, Vietnam (8º10' … US-China trade war has reshaped Vietnam’s economic geography. [Insert Figure 2 here] Vietnam's growth … differently in the and reshape a nation’s economic geography, as demonstrated by Krugman and Elizondo …

This paper reviews recent research in spatial economics. The field of spatial economics is concerned with the determinants and effects of the location of economic activity in geographic space. It …

skills obtain different levels of utility. New Economic Geography Models In both of these traditional approaches … equilibrium came with the development of the “new economic geography,” which explicitly models costly trade in … space, early theoretical re- search in new economic geography assumed away any differences in first-nature … prediction of this theoretical literature on new economic geography is that the spatial distribution of economic … allowed early theo- retical research on new economic geography to characterize the mechanisms of second-nature …

This paper reviews recent quantitative urban models. These models are sufficiently rich to capture observed features of the data, such as many asymmetric locations and a rich geography of the …

the earlier theoretical literature on new economic geography was the presence of multiple equilibria, … This class of models includes: (i) a new economic geography model with monopolistic competition, increasing …

priority and at the centre of their strategy on the economy and public services reform. [...] Economic geography should be at the centre of devolution to both the big cities and the shires. [...] A simple … Harold Wilson in 1969. [...] The closer that local government is to a structure that reflects economic geography, the easier it becomes to pursue economic growth, address the local government funding crisis …

Government should take an economic geography-led approach to devolution. Economic geography should be at the centre … prioritise “scale” rather than alignment with economic geography risk wasting time and capacity on structures … government in many places is fragmented across economic geography, so that it is hard for local and national … problem. Aligning local government around economic geography would deal with the second, and maximise … emerge which seemingly value “scale” over economic geography, as highlighted in Local Government Chronicle’s …

Outlining a strategy designed to boost local government participation in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Economic Cooperation program, this report presents practical implications and offers recommendations to help drive a …

transport spines. Each corridor has a distinct economic geography in its areas with distinct development challenges …

WORLD MIGRATION REPORT 2024 The opinions expressed in the report are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the International Organization for Migration (IOM). [...] …

migrants and local conflicts. Journal of Economic Geography, 21(4):619–651. Bouroncle, C., P. Imbach …