Economic Linkages Across Space. by Overman, H, Rice, P, Venables, A

Economic Linkages Across Space. by Overman, H, Rice, P, Venables, A

Dynamically Stable Sets in Infinite Strategy Spaces. by Norman, T

“…Dynamic stability is harder to attain in infinite strategy spaces; Bomze (Monatshefte fÄur Mathematik 110, 1990, 189{206) and Oechssler and Riedel (Economic Theory 17, 2001, 141{162) provide conditions for the stability of rest points under the replicator dynamics. …”

Dynamically stable sets in infinite strategy spaces by Norman, T

“…Dynamic stability is harder to attain in infinite strategy spaces; Bomze (Monatshefte fur Mathematik 110, 1990, 189-206) and Oechssler and Riedel (Economic Theory 17, 2001, 141-162) provide conditions for the stability of rest points under the replicator dynamics. …”

On spin structures and orientations for gauge-theoretic moduli spaces by Joyce, D, Upmeier, M

“…These are used to construct orientations in the usual sense on smooth gauge theory moduli spaces, and have been extensively studied since the work of Donaldson. …”

Effect of spacing on wood density of Pinus patula and Cupressus lusitanica by Palmer, E, Plumptre, R, Malimbwi, R, Gourlay, I, Quilter, T, Slater, J

“…<p>Samples of <em>Pinus patula</em> and <em>Cupressus lusitanica</em> grown with three different spacings at Rongai in Northern Tanzania were examined to determine their wood density. …”

On the dimension of the virtually cyclic classifying space of a crystallographic group by Connolly, F, Fehrman, B, Hartglass, M

“…In this paper we construct a model for the classifying space, BVCG, of a crystallographic group G of rank n relative to the family VC of virtually-cyclic subgroups of G. …”

Birth timing and spacing: implications for parental leave dynamics and child penalties by Adams-Prassl, A, Jensen, M, Petrongolo, B

“…<p>We use rich population-level administrative data from Denmark to develop new facts about the relationship between the timing and spacing of births and labor market outcomes. We show that there is substantial heterogeneity in the age at first birth across maternal skill levels. …”

Statistical algorithms for models in state space using ssfpack 2.2. by Koopman, S, Shephard, N, Doornik, J

“…SsfPack allows for a full range of different state space forms: from a simple time-invariant model to a complicated time-varying model. …”

Analytic convergence rates and parameterisation issues for the Gibbs sampler applied to state space models. by Pitt, M, Shephard, N

“…We also provide evidence that a "centered" parameterisation of a state space model is preferable for the performance of the Gibbs sampler. …”

Inference for Adaptive Time Series Models: Stochastic Volatility and Conditionally Gaussian State Space Form. by Bos, C, Shephard, N

“…In this paper we replace the Gaussian errors in the standard Gaussian, linear state space model with stochastic volatility processes. …”

Growing stock levels and productivity conclusions from thinning and spacing trials in young Pinus patula stands in Southern Tanzania by Adlard, P

“…<p>Data from six experiments laid out to test the effect of spacing and growing-stock level on the growth of <em>Pinus patu1a</em> to age 15 on the southern Highlands of Tanzania have been summarised and analysed. …”

Stock Market Trading in Space and Time: Information and HSBC Share Prices in New York, London and Hong Kong, 2006-2009. by Wójcik, D

Growth and growing space: results from an individual-tree thinning experiment in a 20-year-old Douglas Fir plantation by Adlard, P, Smith, J

“…LSD was evaluated using four indices: growing space polygons, an overlap-zone index, point density and mean stand basal area within the crown projection area x 3...…”

'Being in the market': the UK house-price bubble and the intended structure of individual pension investment portfolios. by Clark, G, Durán-Fernández, R, Strauss, K

“…In this paper, we develop an explanation of the premium attached to being in the market, drawing upon previous contributions on the relevance of tacit knowledge and the insights provided by behavioural finance with respect to time-space myopia. To illustrate our model of 4 types of behaviour, mixing together various combinations of time and space conceptions of market performance, we analyse the intended retirement investment portfolios of nearly 2400 participants in a defined contribution pension plan sponsored by a London-based investment bank. …”

State policies and Pakistani migrant organisations in Toronto and NYC by Chaudhary, A, Guarnizo, L

“…Contrary to our expectations and previous research, we find that state-sponsored multiculturalism is not associated with a larger or more transnational Pakistani organisational space in Toronto. Rather, the size, programmatic domain and geographic scope of Pakistani organisational spaces are determined by the intersection of state-policies and the immigrant community&#x2019;s socioeconomic incorporation &#xAC;&#x2013; where the more affluent New Yorker Pakistani community is associated with a larger and more transnational organisational space. …”

Agency and Khaldunian theory of cyclical change in global research and knowledge production by Ikbal Oldac, Y

“…Agency in the global research space operates at multiple scales and contributes to the rise and decline of knowledge production paradigms, resembling that of cyclical change discussed in the main body. …”

Nigerian entrepreneurs in Istanbul, Turkey: spatial and temporal dimensions of mixed embeddedness by Baird, T

“…The paper argues that: (1) in a context of low initial capital, a limited legal framework, and ethno-racial distinction, Nigerian migrants are successfully building organisations as immigrant entrepreneurs in the textile trade of Istanbul, and (2) root causes for this growth stem from (a) Turkey&#x2019;s fragmented categories of ethnonational citizenship which give space to unfamiliar ethnonational constructions and categories; (b) new economic divisions arising from the re-ordering of urban commercial space in Istanbul, and (c) temporal resources and strategies of individual migrants in shaping the urban opportunity structure. …”

The Regional Keynesian Cross by Bellifemine, M, Couturier, A, Jamilov, R

“…We provide a sequence-space characterization of the response of local employment to unexpected changes in interest rates as a function of intertemporal MPCs and industry composition: the regional Keynesian cross. …”

Estimating very large demand systems by Lanier, J, Large, J, Quah, J

“…The dimension of the attribute space is, by assumption, much smaller than the number of products, which effectively reduces the size of the consumption space and simplifies estimation. …”