PRODUCTIVITY AND THE SPATIAL IMPLICATIONS OF STRUCTURAL CHANGE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR SIMON'S MODEL

Barclay Gibbs Jones

Papers in Regional Science, 1984, vol. 54, issue 1, 1-11

Abstract: ABSTRACT As society changes, so Regional Science must devise new methods to analyze these changes, for technical change affects not merely society but also the social sciences. This claim is illustrated by an analysis and a test of Simon's (1947) model of productivity, economic structure, and spatial distribution of activities.

Date: 1984
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