Quantitative Analysis of Spatial Dimensions of Regional Economic Sectors Using New Mixed EFLQ-RAS Method

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BANOUEI ALI ASGHAR; Ziaee Zahra; MOHAJERI PARISA

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Journal: Journal of Regional Planning Year:2020 | Volume:9 | Issue:36 Page(s): 31-48

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Quantitative Analysis of Spatial Dimensions of Regional Economic Sectors Using New Mixed EFLQ-RAS Method

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BANOUEI ALI ASGHAR | Ziaee Zahra | MOHAJERI PARISA | Issue Writer Certificate

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Input-Output TableQ1

Location Quantity MethodsQ1

New Mixed EFLQ-RAS MethodQ1

Abstract

Application of any types of location coefficient leads to unwanted adjustment in official data of GDP and value added of economic sectors in regional accounts. This problem appears even in the extended FLQ (EFLQ) method which as compared to the former methods is more sensitive to the spatial dimensions of regional sectoral economy. To tackle this problem, in this paper, regional Input-Output Tables for Gilan province is calculated with using a new mixed EFLQRAS method and three questions is analyzed: one-Can the application of new methods solves the problem of unwanted official data? Second-As compared to the FLQ and EFLQ methods, does the new method have less statistical errors? Third-Which one of the variables like specialization, concentration, intermediate imports and value-added coefficients have significant effects on j? Overall findings are as follows: The unwanted adjustment in GDP and sectoral value added in EFLQ is inevitable whereas the New Mixed EFLQ-RAS Method solves these problems. The new mixed EFLQRAS method outperforms the FLQ and EFLQ methods, and the specialization has a significant negative effect and intermediate import has a significant positive effect on j.

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BANOUEI, ALI ASGHAR, Ziaee, Zahra, & MOHAJERI, PARISA. (2020). Quantitative Analysis of Spatial Dimensions of Regional Economic Sectors Using New Mixed EFLQ-RAS Method. JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING, 9(36 ), 31-48. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/230557/en

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BANOUEI ALI ASGHAR, Ziaee Zahra, MOHAJERI PARISA. Quantitative Analysis of Spatial Dimensions of Regional Economic Sectors Using New Mixed EFLQ-RAS Method. JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING[Internet]. 2020;9(36 ):31-48. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/230557/en

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ALI ASGHAR BANOUEI, Zahra Ziaee, and PARISA MOHAJERI, “Quantitative Analysis of Spatial Dimensions of Regional Economic Sectors Using New Mixed EFLQ-RAS Method,” JOURNAL OF REGIONAL PLANNING, vol. 9, no. 36 , pp. 31–48, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/230557/en

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