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footloose capital model: a standalone construct

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Spatial and urban economics

a new economic geography model where mobile capital earns returns where it is used but its owners stay put, making agglomeration analytically tractable.

In spatial and urban economics, footloose capital model refers to a new economic geography model where mobile capital earns returns where it is used but its owners stay put, making agglomeration analytically tractable. This meaning comes from Martin (1995) in Journal of International Economics.[1]

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References

Martin, P., & Rogers, C. A. (1995). Industrial location and public infrastructure. Journal of International Economics, 39(3-4), 335-351. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-1996(95)01376-6

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