Sentence examples for spatial mismatches from inspiring English sources
Neumark and Simpson (2015) argue that agglomeration economies, imperfect labor mobility or spatial mismatches, and network effects justify place-based policies.
Many respondents stressed the role of fragmentation assessments in the endeavor to overcome current spatial mismatches of ecological and administrative scales.
The obtained index of public transport provision is compared to a public transport needs index based on the spatial distribution of various socio-demographics, in order to highlight spatial mismatches between these two indices.
Our results show that the assessments of ecosystem services using different value-dimensions are complementary and useful for (1) identifying ecosystem service trade-offs, both on the supply- and on the social demand-side, and (2) analyzing spatial mismatches among the three value-dimensions of ecosystem services.
The first six of these additional predictors modeled the mismatches in each condition separately (space-tools, space-inserts, space-objects, function-tools, function-inserts, and function-objects), and the seventh was an additional predictor for modeling the effects of the relevant mismatches (i.e., spatial mismatches in the space task and functional mismatches in the function task).
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.
