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|a Asilis, Carlos.
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|a Geography, Trade Patterns, and Economic Policy /
|c Carlos Asilis, Luis Rivera-Batiz.
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|a This paper presents a geographical theory of location and interregional trade. Location is treated as an endogenous variable by firms, consumers and perfectly mobile workers in a two-sector economy. Space plays a central role owing to transportation costs, market access, and distance from polluting industrial centers. The model is used to examine: (1) aspects of a compensating-differential theory of regional unevenness, (2) the theoretical formulation of a gravity theory of trade patterns, (3) the geographic basis for industrial and environmental policy, and (4) the interaction between reductions in transportation costs, location patterns, and technological improvements.
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|a Rivera-Batiz, Luis.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper ;
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