Market access and regional dispersion of human capital accumulation in Turkey

Karahasan, Burhan Can; Bilgel, Fırat

doi:10.1111/rode.12676

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“…These estimated results confirm that comarcas located in the West of Galicia (core locations) benefit more from agglomeration economies than those located in the East (periphery locations) and therefore are more profitable areas offering higher wages that are beneficial for individuals to increase their human capital levels in these locations. These empirical results are in line with previous empirical estimations (see Diebolt and Hippe 2018, Karahasan and Bilgel, 2020, Karahasan and López-Bazo 2013, Lopez-Rodríguez et al 2007. These results are a the starting point to corroborate the fractal dimension phenomenon of the market potential-human capital link Note: Robust standard errors for Huber-White heteroskedasticity in parentheses.…”

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The ‘fractal dimension’ of the market potential–human capital relation

López‐Rodríguez

Manso-Fernandez

Barreiro-Viñán

2021

Applied Economics Letters

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The empirical analysis of the impact of market potential on the spatial distribution of human capital has often taken the approach of using samples of large economic areas (world sample of countries, Europe, single countries). This paper proposes to strengthen the analysis of +the potential "fractal dimension" of the market potentialhuman capital relation by estimating econometric specifications which relate educational attainment levels to market potential for the 53 Galician counties using yearly data over the period 2005-2012 and census data for 2001 and 2011. We find evidence that market potential exerts a positive impact on the spatial distribution of human capital across the Galician counties, concluding therefore in favour of the fractal dimension. These results could also help to explain the (lack of) convergence in terms of income between the Western and Eastern parts of Galicia.

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The ‘fractal dimension’ of the market potential–human capital relation

López‐Rodríguez

Manso-Fernandez

Barreiro-Viñán

2021

Applied Economics Letters

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“…Load forecast variation, unscheduled group power outages, the unpredictability of renewable energy, grid constraints, etc., all contribute to a deficiency of power resources in China’s direct electricity trading market. The lack of an effective market access mechanism between medium- and long-term electricity consumption and real-time energy balance [ 23 ] is essential in implementing long-term direct trade contracts. The monthly energy adjustment mechanism can meet the additional power demand by organizing the most economical generation dispatch strategy and reducing energy consumption per a predetermined dispatch sequence.…”

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Transaction decision optimization of new electricity market based on virtual power plant participation and Stackelberg game

Yang

2023

PLoS ONE

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This study intends to optimize the trading decision-making strategy of the new electricity market with virtual power plants and improve the transmission efficiency of electricity resources. The current problems in China’s power market are analyzed from the perspective of virtual power plants, highlighting the necessity of reforming the power industry. The generation scheduling strategy is optimized in light of the market transaction decision based on the elemental power contract to enhance the effective transfer of power resources in virtual power plants. Ultimately, value distribution is balanced through virtual power plants to maximize the economic benefits. After 4 hours of simulation, the experimental data shows that 75 MWh of electricity is generated by the thermal power system, 100 MWh by the wind power system, and 200 MWh by the dispatchable load system. Comparatively, the new electricity market transaction model based on the virtual power plant has an actual generation capacity of 250MWh. In addition, the daily load power of the models of thermal power generation, wind power generation, and virtual power plant reported here are compared and analyzed. For a 4-hour simulation run, the thermal power generation system can provide 600 MW of load power, the wind power generation system can provide 730 MW of load power, and the virtual power plant-based power generation system can provide up to 1200 MW of load power. Therefore, the power generation performance of the model reported here is better than other power models. This study can potentially encourage a revised transaction model for the power industry market.

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“…26.See Karahasan and Bilgel (2020) for a recent discussion on the use of market access to examine regional disparities in human capital for Turkey…”

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Do New Firms Boost Local Innovation? Evidence From Turkey

Karahasan

2023

International Regional Science Review

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New firms have been regarded as one of the key elements for local development. Existing studies focus on the direct impact of new firms via labour markets and job creation. However, the impact of new firms on regional innovation is less investigated. Our analyses are conducted for a developing country, Turkey. Findings of the study show that new firms are crucial for the regional differences in innovation. Results are robust to spatial dependence, an alternative firm formation measure, various regional controls and endogeneity issues. Additionally, impact of the new firms is spatially non-homogenous reminding the ineffectiveness of one-size-fits-all type policies.

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Market access and regional dispersion of human capital accumulation in Turkey

Cited by 7 publications

References 72 publications

The ‘fractal dimension’ of the market potential–human capital relation

The ‘fractal dimension’ of the market potential–human capital relation

Transaction decision optimization of new electricity market based on virtual power plant participation and Stackelberg game

Do New Firms Boost Local Innovation? Evidence From Turkey

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