The Impacts of Political Terrorism on Gross Domestic Product in Eurasia: A Spatial Data Analysis

Altay, Hüseyin; Çelebioğlu, Fatih

doi:10.17015/ejbe.2015.015.02

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“…999 re-sampled datasets are generated and then I figures are calculated. The result of these calculations is contrasted with current real dataset (Altay and Çelebioğlu, 2015).…”

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Why do Skilled People Migrate to Cities? A Spatial Econometric Analysis for Understanding the Impact of the Social Environment on the Attraction of Human Capital to Cities in Turkey

Gönül

Erkut

2019

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Abstract The main focus of this study is on understanding the importance of social dynamics of cities for attracting human capital to urban regions. The principal research question of the article is “if there is a spatial dependency on neighbouring provinces’ social environmental qualities in human capital attraction for Turkey.” It is believed that developmental disparities among regions can be overcome with a balanced distribution of human capital. In this article, first the concept and importance of human capital and its evolution throughout economic history are explained in order to emphasize the relationship between development and human capital for urban regions. The literature review consists of migration models developed and used in previous studies and recent literature that together consider human capital and its flow with spatial analysis. A review of migration models helps structure the quantitative models’ building blocks, or the concepts to be quantified. Literature that discusses human capital and spatial analysis, at the same time, guides the study in implementing the most appropriate analysis technique. The literature discussed in the paper is focused on human capital migration and urban attractiveness. Its similarity with the current study work is the focus on the relationship between urban environment components and human capital. However, the cited studies lack the “spatial/relational” approach to urban regions which means that the effects of developments in settlements neighbouring the region were ignored. The contribution which we intend to make with the current study is to adapt the spatial econometric analysis to the problem of human capital attraction. Literature review is followed by data used in the empirical part of the study, and brief information on spatial econometric analysis. Next, findings of the empirical spatial econometric analysis of Turkey’s 81 urban regions are provided. Overall, the analysis indicated that undergraduate and post-graduate migrants care about the social prosperity of the neighbouring environment of destination province. The last part concludes with an interpretation of empirical study findings and discusses relevant urban and regional policy instruments.

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“…999 re-sampled datasets are generated and then I figures are calculated. The result of these calculations is contrasted with current real dataset (Altay and Çelebioğlu, 2015).…”

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“…The maximum likelihood analysis is used to measure spatial error and lag models. (Anselin, Syabri and Kho, 2006;Altay and Çelebioğlu, 2015) are the two main types of spatial regression models.…”

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Why do Skilled People Migrate to Cities? A Spatial Econometric Analysis for Understanding the Impact of the Social Environment on the Attraction of Human Capital to Cities in Turkey

Gönül

Erkut

2019

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“…Here are some of the studies in this regard:Rey and Montouri (1999),Ying (2000) Manfred et al (2001), Le Gallo and Ertur (2003), Perobelli and Haddad (2003), Van Oort and Atzema (2004), Dall'erba (2005), Voss et al. (2006),Ezcuerra et al (2007Ezcuerra et al ( , 2008,Battisti and Di Vaio (2008),Celebioglu and Dall'erba (2010),Altay and Celebioglu (2012),Altay and Celebioglu (2015).3 Look at Turkish Exporter Assembly website: http://www.tim.org.tr/en/…”

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A Comparative Spatial Analysis of the Possible Effects of Economic Crisis in Greece and Russia on Provinces in Turkey

Korkmaz

Çelebioğlu

2016

EMC Review

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After 2008 global financial crisis some Europe countries which have excessive debt burden especially Greece, Iceland, Spain etc. effected negatively more than the others. On the other hand decrease in oil prices effected negatively some exporter countries for instance Russia, Venezuela etc. in this period. Greece and Russia are neighbor countries that has significant role on Turkey’s foreign trade. In this aspect, it has been occurred some potential risks for provinces in Turkey which exporting to Greece and Russia. This study aims to examine the possible effects of Greek and Russian economic crisis for provinces of Turkey by using spatial data and techniques. To identify risky areas first, it is created different choropleth maps of Turkey by using province based export data in particular Greece and Russia. Second, spatial dimensions of potential risks are discussed. To test spatial dimensions of the variables, we perform an exploratory spatial data analysis on export values for provinces of Turkey. While our choropleth maps indicate that the some part of the country is significantly more related to foreign trade of the countries than the others, the tools of spatial statistics reveal the presence of spatial dependence across provinces. The presence of heterogeneity is reflected in the distribution of LISA statistics. Overall, this paper is original in terms of analyzing spatial dimensions of a current economic issue for provinces across Turkey.

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An empirical investigation of FDI inflows in developing economies: Terrorism as a determinant factor

Kechagia

Metaxas

2019

The Journal of Economic Asymmetries

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The Impacts of Political Terrorism on Gross Domestic Product in Eurasia: A Spatial Data Analysis

Cited by 4 publications

References 45 publications

Why do Skilled People Migrate to Cities? A Spatial Econometric Analysis for Understanding the Impact of the Social Environment on the Attraction of Human Capital to Cities in Turkey

Why do Skilled People Migrate to Cities? A Spatial Econometric Analysis for Understanding the Impact of the Social Environment on the Attraction of Human Capital to Cities in Turkey

A Comparative Spatial Analysis of the Possible Effects of Economic Crisis in Greece and Russia on Provinces in Turkey

An empirical investigation of FDI inflows in developing economies: Terrorism as a determinant factor

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