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A Multi-Regional Model for China Based on Price and Quantity Equilibrium

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Regional Science: Perspectives for the Future

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To attain economic growth in developing economies, it is strategically important to provide them with appropriate infrastructure. As the installation of this could, at the same time, promote regional disparity within the country, the economic impact of such projects need to be studied carefully in advance. However, it is generally difficult to conduct such studies, particularly in the regional context, since sufficient regional statistics are difficult to obtain for developing countries.

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  1. Asao Ando
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  2. Takanori Shibata
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Editors and Affiliations

  1. Binghamton University, USA

    Manas Chatterji (Professor of Management and Honorary Distinguished Professor of Management) (Professor of Management and Honorary Distinguished Professor of Management)

  2. State University of New York, USA

    Manas Chatterji (Professor of Management and Honorary Distinguished Professor of Management) (Professor of Management and Honorary Distinguished Professor of Management)

  3. Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, India

    Manas Chatterji (Professor of Management and Honorary Distinguished Professor of Management) (Professor of Management and Honorary Distinguished Professor of Management)

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© 1997 Manas Chatterji

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Ando, A., Shibata, T. (1997). A Multi-Regional Model for China Based on Price and Quantity Equilibrium. In: Chatterji, M. (eds) Regional Science: Perspectives for the Future. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25514-6_23

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