Endogenous qualifications and firm's agglomeration

Article Abstract:

Firms benefit from costs reductions through the effects of economies of agglomeration when they locate together. Workers endogenously choose to qualify for professional skills where firms agglomerate and thus reap benefits from higher prospects of good match.

Cost Control Techniques, Cost (Economics), Costs (Economics), Cost control, Cost reduction

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Economic geography and the distribution of profits

Article Abstract:

The combination of imperfect competition and firm's indivisibility that matters for the formation of agglomeration in economic geography is presented. The assumption of free entry must be abandoned to account for the profits and their distribution.

Economic conditions, Distribution (Economics), Wealth, Distribution of wealth

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Acquisition of skills, labor subsidies, and agglomeration of firms

Article Abstract:

Influence of skill acquisition investment by workers on corporate agglomeration in an economic geography model is examined. Influence of transportation cost on labor subsidies is also analyzed.

Government expenditures, Financial management, Models, Conglomerate corporations, Company investment, Investments, Study and teaching, Growth, Workers, Ability, Economic geography, Company growth, Government finance, Aptitude

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