Testing the scale effect predicted by the Fujita-Krugman urbanization model

Article Abstract:

The scale effect predicted by the Fujita-Krugman urbanization model, which implies a monotonically positive relationship between the average firm size and the degree of urbanization given that population and fixed cost remains constants, is tested.

Urbanization

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E-commerce, productivity, and fluctuation

Article Abstract:

The simultaneous adoption of e-commerce and its impact on productivity and economic structure in a general equilibrium model is investigated.

Analysis, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Industrial productivity, Productivity

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On the microeconomics of specialization

Article Abstract:

An exhaustive analysis and characterization of the solutions to the consumer-producerEs utility maximization problem is presented.

Mathematical optimization, Optimization theory, Mathematical programming

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