Agglomeration or Dispersion? Industrial Specialization and Geographic Concentration in NAFTA

Vogiatzoglou, Klimis

doi:https://doi.org/10.15002/00001977

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アイテムタイプ	紀要論文
タイトル	Agglomeration or Dispersion? Industrial Specialization and Geographic Concentration in NAFTA
著者	著者名 Vogiatzoglou, Klimis
言語	eng
ISSN	09111247
DOI	https://doi.org/10.15002/00001977
出版者	Institute of Comparative Economic Studies, Hosei University
出版者	法政大学比較経済研究所
雑誌名	Journal of International Economic Studies
雑誌名	Journal of International Economic Studies
巻	20
開始ページ	89
終了ページ	102
発行年	2006-03
著者版フラグ	Version of Record
キーワード	Specialization
	Geographic concentration
	Economic integration
	NAFTA
抄録	We analyze industrial specialization and geographic concentration patterns within the NAFTA regional integration area during 1988-2000 and examine the determinants of spatial concentration. The results indicate that NAFTA countries have become increasingly dissimilar over time. A changing spatial structure of total NAFTA manufacturing is also evident. Manufacturing is increasingly relocating to Mexico, which comes at the expense of the US. In addition, there is evidence of a general upward trend in the degree of relative geographic concentration of North American industries. Labor-intensive and low-technology activities appear to be the most spatially concentrated industries, exhibiting a strong increasing trend. Comparative advantage factors largely explain geographic concentration of industries across NAFTA countries, indicating the empirical relevance of traditional trade theory in the NAFTA case.
資源タイプ	Article
書誌レコードID	AA10459262
インデックス	資料タイプ別＞紀要＞ Journal of international economic studies
インデックス	201 比較経済研究所＞紀要＞ Journal of international economic studies ＞ 20