A multi-equation spatial econometric model, with application to EU manufacturing productivity growth

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Fingleton, B.; Fischer, Manfred M and Getis, Arthur, eds. (2009) A multi-equation spatial econometric model, with application to EU manufacturing productivity growth. In: Handbook of applied spatial analysis. Springer, pp. 629-647. ISBN 9783642036460

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Abstract

This Handbook summarizes, explains, and demonstrates the nature of current models, methods, and techniques for the analysis of spatial data. The book is designed to be a desk reference for all researchers just getting into the field of spatial data analysis as well as for seasoned spatial analysts. The volume features contributions from the very best scholars in the field. Their explanations are able to communicate the fundamental ideas of their subject area succinctly and accessibly. The Handbook begins by exploring the available software for spatial analysis and then describes briefly but clearly the many techniques embodied in the fields of exploratory spatial data analysis, spatial statistics, geostatistics, and spatial econometrics. In addition, attention is given to the methods used for the analysis of remotely sensed data. Finally, a number of example sections are included that demonstrate the application of spatial analysis in the economic, environmental, and health sciences.

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