Quantitative Regional Economic and Environmental Analysis for Sustainability in Korea
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Quantitative Regional Economic and Environmental Analysis for Sustainability in Korea
Kim, Brian H. S.; Kim, Euijune
Springer Verlag, Singapore
06/2018
243
Mole
Inglês
9789811091278
15 a 20 dias
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Part 1. Sustainability and Regional labor Market.- 1. The Role of Cities in Sustainability Transitions: New Perspectives for Science and Policy.- 2. Exploring the Geography of Educational Segregation in Seoul, Korea.- 3. Labor Market Distortion with Discouraged Worker Effects in Korea.- Part 2. Industrial Agglomeration and Regional Policies.- 4Innovation of ICT Manufacturing and Agglomeration Economies: Evolution over the Life Cycle.- 5. Spatial Agglomeration and Firm Performance.- 6. Impact of Local Government Monetary and Fiscal Policies on Output Growth of Firms.- Part 3. Disaster and Impact Analysis.- 7. Assessment of Community Vulnerability to Natural Disasters in Korea by using GIS and Machine Learning Techniques.- 8.Indirect Impact of Nuclear Power Plant Accidents Using an Integrated Spatial Computable-General Equilibrium Model with a Microsimulation Module on the Korean Transportation Network.- 9. A New Framework to Quantifying the Economic Impacts of Cyber-Attacks on Aviation Systems: A Korean Game-Theoretic Interregional Economic Model.- Part 4. Environmental Sustainability and Policies.- 10. Effects of Urban Spatial structure on Travel Behavior and Transportation Energy Efficiency in Korea.- 11. Need for Coordination between Greenhouse Gas and Pollution Abatement Regulations: China's Case and Its Implications for Korea.- 12. Effects of the Project Investments and Valuation of the Water Quality Improvement of the River Taehwa in Ulsan, Korea.- 13. Trade and Environmental Responsibility for Greenhouse Gas Emissions: The Case of South Korea.
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Development and Environment;Economic valuation;Human capital;Regional economic analysis;Sustainable development
Part 1. Sustainability and Regional labor Market.- 1. The Role of Cities in Sustainability Transitions: New Perspectives for Science and Policy.- 2. Exploring the Geography of Educational Segregation in Seoul, Korea.- 3. Labor Market Distortion with Discouraged Worker Effects in Korea.- Part 2. Industrial Agglomeration and Regional Policies.- 4Innovation of ICT Manufacturing and Agglomeration Economies: Evolution over the Life Cycle.- 5. Spatial Agglomeration and Firm Performance.- 6. Impact of Local Government Monetary and Fiscal Policies on Output Growth of Firms.- Part 3. Disaster and Impact Analysis.- 7. Assessment of Community Vulnerability to Natural Disasters in Korea by using GIS and Machine Learning Techniques.- 8.Indirect Impact of Nuclear Power Plant Accidents Using an Integrated Spatial Computable-General Equilibrium Model with a Microsimulation Module on the Korean Transportation Network.- 9. A New Framework to Quantifying the Economic Impacts of Cyber-Attacks on Aviation Systems: A Korean Game-Theoretic Interregional Economic Model.- Part 4. Environmental Sustainability and Policies.- 10. Effects of Urban Spatial structure on Travel Behavior and Transportation Energy Efficiency in Korea.- 11. Need for Coordination between Greenhouse Gas and Pollution Abatement Regulations: China's Case and Its Implications for Korea.- 12. Effects of the Project Investments and Valuation of the Water Quality Improvement of the River Taehwa in Ulsan, Korea.- 13. Trade and Environmental Responsibility for Greenhouse Gas Emissions: The Case of South Korea.
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