2011
DOI: 10.1080/17421772.2011.586721
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In Search of ‘W

Abstract: The paper discusses the standard approaches in constructing the spatial weights matrix, W, and the implications of using such approaches in terms of the potential mis-specification of W. We then look at more recent attempts to measure W in the literature, including: Bayesian (searching for 'best fit'); non-parametric techniques; the use of spatial correlation to estimate W; other iteration techniques; and alternative approaches. Lastly, an illustration is provided based on estimating spatial lag models determi… Show more

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“…Introducing spatial interaction in spatial econometric models has been advocated by previous researches [66,67]. As Harris et al [67] observed, "the standard approach using W is that spillovers are entered through the interaction between regions of the dependent or other variables in the model, weighted by W, as the proxies for spatial spillovers." Therefore, the different spatial weight matrices reflect different types of interaction among cities in the urban agglomeration.…”
Section: Channels For the Spillover In The Urban Agglomerationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Introducing spatial interaction in spatial econometric models has been advocated by previous researches [66,67]. As Harris et al [67] observed, "the standard approach using W is that spillovers are entered through the interaction between regions of the dependent or other variables in the model, weighted by W, as the proxies for spatial spillovers." Therefore, the different spatial weight matrices reflect different types of interaction among cities in the urban agglomeration.…”
Section: Channels For the Spillover In The Urban Agglomerationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, there are no strong theoretical justifications for modifying the shift-share method through the inclusion of, for example, a specific spatial weights matrix. Moreover, Harris and Kravtsova (2009) warn against the standard approach in the spatial econometrics literature of imposing spatial weights matrices that use contiguous or distance-related measures to weight observations because it imposes a structure of spatial interactions that is untested and potentially misspecified.…”
Section: Vii) Shift-share and Relative Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Çünkü mekânsal veriler, geleneksel ekonometrideki verilere ek olarak, uzaydaki konumlar hakkında da bilgi sağlar (Arbia, 2006). Ne var ki, Harris, Moffat ve Kravtsova (2011), bu ilişkilerin tanımlanma sürecinin genellikle belirsiz olduğunu ve modellerin sonuçlarının değişik uzaklık tanımlarına göre farklı sonuçlar verebileceğini ortaya koymaktadır. Öte yandan, Anselin (1988) konumun, bir başka deyişle gözlemler arası uzaklıkların coğrafi verilerden elde edilerek belirlenebileceği gibi, "ekonomik uzaklıklar, kişiler arası uzaklıklar" gibi soyut anlamda da tanımlanabileceğini ifade etmektedir.…”
Section: Mekânsal Ekonometri Ve Sosyal Bilimlerde Kullanım Alanlarıunclassified