Description
Spatial econometrics is an evolving discipline that addresses the complexities of spatial data analysis. This work delves into various methods and models designed to estimate relationships and interactions within spatially correlated data.
The authors, with their extensive expertise, provide valuable insights into both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Their exploration emphasizes the significance of understanding spatial dependence and its implications in econometric applications. Through a blend of theoretical discussion and empirical examples, the text serves as an essential resource for scholars and practitioners alike seeking to navigate the intricacies of spatial statistics.
The authors, with their extensive expertise, provide valuable insights into both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Their exploration emphasizes the significance of understanding spatial dependence and its implications in econometric applications. Through a blend of theoretical discussion and empirical examples, the text serves as an essential resource for scholars and practitioners alike seeking to navigate the intricacies of spatial statistics.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
314 pages
Language
English
Published
Feb 24, 2004
Publisher
Palgrave MacMillan
Editions
2 editions
ISBN-10
1403907978
ISBN-13
9781403907974