Stylized facts and close dialogue: methodology in economic geography
One difference between economists and geographers is the significance attached by the former to stylized facts and the very different significance attached by the latter to the diversity of economic life. The paper begins with this distinction and argues that Krugman's theory-enslaved stylized...
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Routledge
1998
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