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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... externalities because land - density and congestion costs are ignored . This paper introduces land - density and congestion costs to prior externalities , namely dynamic density concentration in order to illustrate industrial growth and ...
... externalities because land - density and congestion costs are ignored . This paper introduces land - density and congestion costs to prior externalities , namely dynamic density concentration in order to illustrate industrial growth and ...
第 107 頁
... externalities are likely to be more pervasive in industrial growth rather than static externalities . Three types of dynamic externalities are intro- duced : MAR ( Marshall ( 1890 ) , Arrow ( 1962 ) , Romer ( 1986 ) ) dynamic externalities ...
... externalities are likely to be more pervasive in industrial growth rather than static externalities . Three types of dynamic externalities are intro- duced : MAR ( Marshall ( 1890 ) , Arrow ( 1962 ) , Romer ( 1986 ) ) dynamic externalities ...
第 108 頁
externalities is derived from ignoring land - density and congestion ef- fects . Density means simply the intensity of externalities , labor , and output in terms of space . After the land - density and congestion costs are introduced ...
externalities is derived from ignoring land - density and congestion ef- fects . Density means simply the intensity of externalities , labor , and output in terms of space . After the land - density and congestion costs are introduced ...
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