dr. (Michiel) M.J.A. Gerritse

All Publications (13)

• Article (7)

  • M.J.A. Gerritse (2017). Concrete agglomeration benefits: do roads improve urban productivity or just attract people? Regional Studies.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse (2017). From manufacturing belt to rust belt to college country. Environment and Planning A: International Journal of Urban and Regional Research.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse (2016). Does institutional change spread across countries? Explaining spatial patterns in human rights. The World Economy.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse (2014). Competing for firms under agglomeration: Policy timing and welfare. Regional Science and Urban Economics.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse & A.I. Moreno-Monroy (2012). Informal sector and manufacturing location: in search of the missing links. Spatial Economic Analysis.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse & D. Arribas-Bel (2012). Monocentricity? Commuting flows visually. Environment and Planning A: International Journal of Urban and Regional Research.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse & G. Faber (2012). Foreign determinants of local institutions and income: openness and spatial dependence. European Journal of Political Economy.

• Book review (1)

  • M.J.A. Gerritse (2017). From Neighborhoods to Nations [Bespreking van het boek Review: From Neighborhoods to Nations.]. Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design.

• Doctoral thesis (1)

  • M.J.A. Gerritse. Policy competition and the Spatial Economy. VU Prom./coprom.: E.T Verhoef & H.L.F. de Groot.

• Other output (4)

  • M.J.A. Gerritse, S. Brakman, J.H. Garretsen & J.G.M. van marrewijk (2018). A model of heterogeneous firm matches in cross-border merger and acquisitions.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse (2016). Does trade cause detrimental specialization in developing economies? Evidence from countries behind the Suez canal.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse & A. Rodriguez-Pose (2016). Does federal contracting spur development? Federal contracts, income, output and jobs in US cities.
  • M.J.A. Gerritse, H.R.A. Koster, F.G. Van Oort & F.F. Cheng (2016). Place-based policies, firm productivity and displacement effects: Evidence from Shenzhen, China.

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