Spatial Econometric Issues for Bio-Economic and Land-Use Modelling
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Abstract: Garth Holloway, Donald Lacombe, saint P. LeSage analyse the literature on abstraction bio-economic and land-use sculpture and set its melody development. Unobserved site-specific nonuniformity is a feature of nearly every the surveyed works, and this feature, it seems, has excited momentous methodological innovation. In an endeavor to meliorate the quality with which the image incorporates heterogeneity, the authors study sculpture alternatives and extensions. They handle solutions and theory others.
by Garth Holloway, Donald Lacombe and saint P. LeSage
1. Department of Agricultural and Food Economics, School of Agriculture, Policy and Development, PO Box 237, University of Reading, Reading RG6 6AR, UK. E-mail: garth.holloway@reading.ac.uk.
2. Department of Economics, river University, Athens, Ohio, USA.
3. McCoy Endowed Chair of Urban and Regional Economics in the Emmett and Miriam McCoy College of Business Administration, 601 University Drive, Department of Finance and Economics, Texas State University-San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas 78666, USA.
Journal of Agricultural Economics via Blackwell Publishing www.Blackwell-Synergy.com
Volume 58, Issue 3; September, 2007; Pages 549-588
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doi:10.1111/j.1477-9552.2007.00127.x