Titlebook: Economic Evolution and Structural Adjustment; Proceedings of Invit David Batten,John L. Casti,B?rje Johansson Conference proceedings 1987 S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-23966-3ated. The modelled processes were essentially nonlinear. Unfortunately, the results for the nonlinear models were obtained by outright calculation with the means then available, or — as it is nowadays called — by simulation. Of course, only small sets of initial conditions could be dealt with in tha

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The starting point of our investigation will be the well known dynamic input-output model:.where x ∈ R. is a column vector indicating the levels of activity of the various sectors; A ∈ R. and B ∈ R. are matrices indicating, respectively, the flow and the stock input-output relations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58737-5 sea, the phenomenon of the transnational corporation (TNC) has emerged, carrying with it a total and complete re-shaping of the structure and operation of major industrial activities. Prior to the advent of the TNC, large industries were considered nationally; now, for example, the automotive indus

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Industrieprozesse als komplexe Systeme,eaker principle applies: interaction decreases with distance. In a system of interdependent cities - as in a Central Place System - buying and selling, spending and investing occur in one place although the agents responsible may be located in some other place at a considerable distance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6500-4re the two- location, one-stock problem was addressed. Its connections with fundamental socio-spatial dynamics are expanded in Dendrinos and Sonis (1987), where the full gamut of I-location, J-stock models are presented together with some empirical evidence.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66998-3reased interest in innovation as one of the driving forces for structural change (see, for instance, Kleinknecht, 1986). The role of innovation has become central to current economic research; witness the great number of debates on the validity of concepts like ‘depression trigger’, ‘demand pull’, a

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A Multisector Model of the Trade CycleThe starting point of our investigation will be the well known dynamic input-output model:.where x ∈ R. is a column vector indicating the levels of activity of the various sectors; A ∈ R. and B ∈ R. are matrices indicating, respectively, the flow and the stock input-output relations.