2017
DOI: 10.15196/rs07101
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Modelling Network Interdependencies of Regional Economies using Spatial Econometric Techniques

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“…We focus on investigating the relationship between regional economic indicators and electricity consumption for the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS 2) regions of Turkey (Akay-Atak 2007, Jebaraj-Iniyan 2006). For regional policy, identifying the key industries within a given region, analysing their spatial and network dependencies, measuring their dependencies from weaker to stronger and knowing how to influence them to improve their economic performance are the essential steps (Jarosi 2017). Regression models, time series, neural networks, and econometric models are the most used statistical methods in modelling and forecasting of energy or electricity research.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We focus on investigating the relationship between regional economic indicators and electricity consumption for the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS 2) regions of Turkey (Akay-Atak 2007, Jebaraj-Iniyan 2006). For regional policy, identifying the key industries within a given region, analysing their spatial and network dependencies, measuring their dependencies from weaker to stronger and knowing how to influence them to improve their economic performance are the essential steps (Jarosi 2017). Regression models, time series, neural networks, and econometric models are the most used statistical methods in modelling and forecasting of energy or electricity research.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…entre as unidades de análise ou até mesmo a combinação entre essas (CLIFF; ORD, 1973). Nessa acepção, modelos puramente geográficos ou até mesmo modelos com base em estrutura de rede são vistos como regressões de dependência espacial (JAROSI, 2017). Salienta-se que caso a matriz de peso (W) não seja construída por proximidade geográfica, mas por outros tipos de proximidade, o ideal é substituir o termo espacial por transversal.…”
Section: Modelo Hierárquico Com Efeitos Espaciaisunclassified