Journal of Economic Research, 第 5 卷Hanyang Economic Research Institute in collaboration with Hanyang University College of Business and Economics, 2000 |
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第 111 頁
... competition externalities , A. First , the land share in a region dominates the negative high competition , the region has enough space to accom- Əln ( ) t + j modate the industrial concentration ( see alDENC1 = ( 1-0 ) - \ 1-3 - X > 0 ...
... competition externalities , A. First , the land share in a region dominates the negative high competition , the region has enough space to accom- Əln ( ) t + j modate the industrial concentration ( see alDENC1 = ( 1-0 ) - \ 1-3 - X > 0 ...
第 120 頁
... competition so that negative effects made mature firms ' activities shrink . Dynamic density externalities , such as ... competition ) outweigh the positive effects ( dynamic externalities ) . If otherwise , the positive effects ...
... competition so that negative effects made mature firms ' activities shrink . Dynamic density externalities , such as ... competition ) outweigh the positive effects ( dynamic externalities ) . If otherwise , the positive effects ...
第 121 頁
... competition , otherwise , the dynamic den- sity concentration caused high competition so that negative effects made mature firms ' activities shrink . The positive coefficients for new indus- tries support both the Porter and the MAR ...
... competition , otherwise , the dynamic den- sity concentration caused high competition so that negative effects made mature firms ' activities shrink . The positive coefficients for new indus- tries support both the Porter and the MAR ...
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