We end this section by providing some background of the physiological bases of the spatial mismatch between the more globally increased blood flow (hypermia) and more spatially confined ionic imbalance during SD.
The River Line will diminish what William Julius Wilson Jr. characterizes as the spatial mismatch, an intractable dilemma in the contemporary metropolis.
Others, like Edward Glaeser, another Harvard economist, suggest that spatial mismatch is overblown.
Kain, Housing Policy Debate, 3(2), 371-460, 1992"Spatial mismatch, transport mode and search decisions in England", by E.
And the William Julius Wilson "spatial mismatch" theory of urban ills is looking pretty good, isn't it?
Gobillon & H. Selod, Centre for Economic Policy Research, 2007"The spatial mismatch hypothesis: three decades later", by J.F.
That is a recipe for unemployment.*Studies cited in this article"Job displacement and the duration of joblessness: The role of spatial mismatch", by F. Andersson et al, National Bureau of Economic Research, 2014"The effect of segregation and spatial mismatch on unemployment: evidence from France", by L.
The authors use rush-hour travel times to estimate how long a jobseeker would need to get to a particular job.If a spatial mismatch exists, then accessibility should influence how long it takes to find a job.
This approach has carried a significant risk of spatial mismatch ever since.
The original spatial mismatch hypothesis (SMH) has been continuously discussed and challenged in many ways.
This unique Chinese model for spatial mismatch reveals the limited accessibility due to income differences.
