Industry relocation, linkages and spillovers across the Baltic Sea: extending the footloose capital model
Studying the recent relocation of manufacturing industries from the Nordic countries to the Baltic countries, this paper provides an empirical application of the footloose capital model, a framework for spatial analysis. The model is extended to include input-output linkages and FDI spillovers. It i...
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| description | Studying the recent relocation of manufacturing industries from the Nordic countries to the
Baltic countries, this paper provides an empirical application of the footloose capital model,
a framework for spatial analysis. The model is extended to include input-output linkages and
FDI spillovers. It is calibrated and applied, industry by industry, to a 3x3 matrix of Baltic
countries and Nordic countries and to the pairing of these blocs. Simulation results are compared
with ‘real world’ data and discussed in regard to testability restrictions of the footloose
capital model. Incorporation of vertical linkages and spillovers can improve the goodness of
fit, but while the predicted direction of industry relocation is often correct, predicted levels
are not. |
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countries and Nordic countries and to the pairing of these blocs. Simulation results are compared
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countries and Nordic countries and to the pairing of these blocs. Simulation results are compared
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