New Zealand’s productivity paradox: Part V - A Measure of Science
Shaun Hendy • May 09, 2010 •
I am getting towards the end of my discussion of Philip McCann’s paper, ’Economic geography, globalisation and New Zealand’s productivity paradox’ [1]. In my last post on this topic, I discussed the importance of agglomeration economies for knowledge based production. Agglomeration in the modern economy is thought to maximise the … Read More