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Nino Di Salvatore (1924-2001), Struttura spaziale in tensione / Spatial structure tensioned, 1952.
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Nino Di Salvatore (1924-2001), Struttura spaziale in tensione / Spatial structure tensioned, 1952.
How geography affects upward mobility Researchers examining geography's influence on upward mobility have found in a new study that location does seem to affect whether children in low-income families can leave poverty behind as they grow up. To reach their conclusions, researchers studied families who moved with children. "The data shows we can do something about upward mobility. Every extra year of childhood spent in a better neighborhood seems to matter," said Harvard professor Raj Chetty, one of the study's authors. The New York Times (5/4/2015)
A Brief Part of Spatial Econometrics
A Brief Part of Spatial Econometrics
A subject has attracted my curiocity. It’s about to combine several domains such economomics, spatial analysis and statistics. The combination of economic analysis with statistics has yielded econometrics –now there are growing number research involving spatial aspects into econometrics.
One of the most popular scientist promoting spatial econometrics is Luc Anselin. You may found his analysis,…
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