This book examines the extent to which spatial economic convergence has taken place in the European Union and analyses the effectiveness of regional policy.
Using the analysis which is developed in this volume, locational interdependencies and, in turn, industrial location are shown to be affected by diverse factors including, among others, marginal cost curves, demand curves and the number ...
In Spatial Microeconomics, Melvin L. Greenhut argues that sellers in a space economy have the power to set prices, and that this power stems naturally from the geographic separation of markets.
Focusing on differentiated markets, this...
