Titlebook: Locational behavior in manufacturing industries; William R. Latham Book 1976 H. E. Stenfert Kroese B.V., Leiden 1976 cluster.economy.emplo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-4369-1cluster; economy; employment; manufacturing; regression; regression analysis; research; university; value-at

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Description of the data base,Several advantages of the present study in comparison with previous related work are based upon the richness of the data used. The detail and relative completeness of the data permit a more precise analysis with more meaningful conclusions than has previously been possible.

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Summary of results and conclusions,This chapter first summarizes the findings of the investigation described in the preceding chapters. The implications that these findings have for the kinds of policy questions posed in Chapter 1 are then briefly commented upon. Ways in which this investigation might be improved and extended are then discussed.

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The measurement of geographic association,n the present study is introduced after reviewing previously-used measures. Variations of the measure with size of employment concentration and between urban and rural regions are then discussed. In the final section associations of more than two industries are commented upon.

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Book 1976ies as location factors 9 Outline of following chapters 11 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE DATA BASE 13 Regions used 13 Location data 15 Industrial linkage data 19 Summary 22 3. MEASUREMENT OF FACTORS INFLUENCING INDUSTRIAL LOCATION 23 Nonrandomness in location 23 The orientation of industries 27 Labor orient

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0924-6029 nkage data 19 Summary 22 3. MEASUREMENT OF FACTORS INFLUENCING INDUSTRIAL LOCATION 23 Nonrandomness in location 23 The orientation of industries 27 Labor orient978-90-207-0638-3978-1-4613-4369-1Series ISSN 0924-6029

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