1974Review of Regional StudiesOpen access

Input-Output Agglomeration: A Temporal Analysis

John P. Blair

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This paper attempts to clarify aspects of agglomeration. The thesis is that, because of a wide-spread neglect of the temporal dimension, the role of input-output linkages in the agglomeration process has been inadequately understood.

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This paper attempts to clarify aspects of agglomeration. The thesis is that, because of a wide-spread neglect of the temporal dimension, the role of input-output linkages in the agglomeration process has been inadequately understood.

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This paper attempts to clarify aspects of agglomeration. The thesis is that, because of a wide-spread neglect of the temporal dimension, the role of input-output linkages in the agglomeration process has been inadequately understood.

Key concepts: Economies of agglomeration, Dimension (graph theory), Economic geography, Neglect, Process (computing), Economics, Urban agglomeration, Microeconomics

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