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Geographic Concentration and Establishment Scale
2002
Review of Economics and Statistics
This paper shows that plants located in areas where an industry concentrates are larger, on average, than plants in the same industry outside such areas. In some sectors, such as manufacturing, the differences are substantial. The connection between size and concentration is stronger than what we would expect to nd if plants were randomly distributed like darts on a dartboard.
doi:10.1162/003465302760556495
fatcat:eamqhqjajnfapimlg2fvr5uubq