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Krugman specialization index: a standalone construct

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Economic geography

a measure of how different a region's industrial structure is from a comparison region, summing the absolute differences in industry employment shares.

In economic geography, Krugman specialization index refers to a measure of how different a region's industrial structure is from a comparison region, summing the absolute differences in industry employment shares. This meaning comes from Krugman (1991) in Geography and trade.[1]

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References

Krugman, P. R. (1991). Geography and trade. MIT Press. ISBN 9780585159621

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