The question to be addressed here is that of the agglomeration/dispersion forces that are likely to account for the location of people and jobs in rural areas and the way they explain spatial patterns in rural areas depending on urban influence. Economic geography models may provide suitable tools with which to investigate the organization of rural areas. We first review these models, focusing on dispersion forces, which rest basically on land consumption and transport costs. We suggest then a set of hypotheses concerning the main forces at work in rural areas. Intensity of agglomeration economies is hypothesized to be related to the urban size, which in turn induces increasing land rents and finally agglomeration diseconomies. Such disecon...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Rural location of industrial activities. What lessons from economic geography ? The aim of this pap...
The regions further away from large towns and their peripheries could decline demographically and ec...
The question to be addressed here is that of the agglomeration/dispersion forces that are likely to ...
The question to be addressed here is that of the agglomeration/dispersion forces that are likely to ...
The question to be addressed here is that of the agglomeration/dispersion forces that are likely to ...
International audienceThe question to be addressed in this paper is that of the agglomeration and di...
The question to be addressed in this paper is that of the agglomeration and dispersion forces that a...
Today, incontestably the most outlying rural areas are subjected to the economic effects which favou...
Working Paper du GATE 2003-03The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain ...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Working Paper du GATE 2003-03The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain ...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Rural location of industrial activities. What lessons from economic geography ? The aim of this pap...
The regions further away from large towns and their peripheries could decline demographically and ec...
The question to be addressed here is that of the agglomeration/dispersion forces that are likely to ...
The question to be addressed here is that of the agglomeration/dispersion forces that are likely to ...
The question to be addressed here is that of the agglomeration/dispersion forces that are likely to ...
International audienceThe question to be addressed in this paper is that of the agglomeration and di...
The question to be addressed in this paper is that of the agglomeration and dispersion forces that a...
Today, incontestably the most outlying rural areas are subjected to the economic effects which favou...
Working Paper du GATE 2003-03The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain ...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Working Paper du GATE 2003-03The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain ...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Classification JEL : R1, R3The aim of this paper is to show how new location theories can explain th...
Rural location of industrial activities. What lessons from economic geography ? The aim of this pap...
The regions further away from large towns and their peripheries could decline demographically and ec...