The University: A Regional Booster? Economic Impacts of Academic Knowledge Infrastructure

Raymond J.G.M. Florax

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This volume is concerned with a detailed treatment of economic impacts of higher education institutions within a spatial framework. The main body of text consists of an econometric part and a part in which the university's regional economic impacts are quantified.

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