His primary scientific interests are in Economic geography, Economies of agglomeration, Returns to scale, Distribution and Imperfect competition. His Economic geography study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Labor mobility, Hukou system, Interdependence and Urban hierarchy. His study looks at the intersection of Economies of agglomeration and topics like Econometrics with Rank-size distribution and Mathematical economics.
Within one scientific family, Steven Brakman focuses on topics pertaining to Wage under Returns to scale, and may sometimes address concerns connected to Marginal cost and Productivity. Steven Brakman integrates several fields in his works, including Distribution, Empirical evidence and Zipf's law. His study looks at the relationship between Imperfect competition and fields such as Welfare, as well as how they intersect with chemical problems.
His primary areas of study are Economic geography, International economics, International trade, Economies of agglomeration and Globalization. Steven Brakman works mostly in the field of Economic geography, limiting it down to topics relating to Distribution and, in certain cases, Returns to scale, as a part of the same area of interest. His International economics research focuses on subjects like Foreign direct investment, which are linked to Stylized fact.
His biological study deals with issues like Competition, which deal with fields such as Convergence and Neoclassical economics. His Economies of agglomeration study incorporates themes from Factors of production and Public economics. His Globalization study frequently links to related topics such as Economy.
Steven Brakman mainly investigates Empirical evidence, International trade, Productivity, Welfare and International economics. His study on Empirical evidence is intertwined with other disciplines of science such as Sample, Labour economics and Globalization. His study on International trade is mostly dedicated to connecting different topics, such as Welfare economics.
His work deals with themes such as Industrial organization and Foreign ownership, which intersect with Productivity. The concepts of his Welfare study are interwoven with issues in Microeconomics, Stylized fact and Economic geography. His study involves Gravity model of trade and Trade agreement, a branch of International economics.
His main research concerns Economy, International trade, Political science, Monetary economics and Globalization. His studies deal with areas such as Development economics and Economic reform as well as Economy. His work in International trade is not limited to one particular discipline; it also encompasses International economics.
Many of his research projects under Monetary economics are closely connected to Discount points and European integration with Discount points and European integration, tying the diverse disciplines of science together. Steven Brakman has researched Globalization in several fields, including Tertiary sector of the economy, Value, Liberalization and Consumption. His Free trade research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Economic integration and Commercial policy.
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An introduction to Geographical Economics: Trade location and growth
Steven Brakman;Harry Garretsen;Charles van Marrewijk.
(2001)
The Strategic Bombing of German Cities during World War II and its Impact on City Growth
Steven Brakman;Harry Garretsen;Marc Schramm.
Journal of Economic Geography (2004)
An Introduction to Geographical Economics
Harry Garretsen;Charles van Marrewijk;Steven Brakman.
(2001)
The New Introduction to Geographical Economics
S. Brakman;J.H. Garretsen;C. van Marrewijk.
Research Papers in Economics (2009)
The Return of Zipf: Towards a Further Understanding of the Rank‐Size Distribution
Steven Brakman;Harry Garretsen;Charles Van Marrewijk;Marianne Van Den Berg.
Journal of Regional Science (1999)
The Spatial Distribution of Wages:Estimating the Helpman-Hanson model for Germany
Steven Brakman;Harry Garretsen;Marc Schramm.
Journal of Regional Science (2004)
The Gravity Model in International Trade: Advances And Applications
Peter A. G. van Bergeijk;Steven Brakman.
(2014)
The New Introduction to Geographical Economics
Steven Brakman;Harry Garretsen;Charles van Marrewijk.
Cambridge Books (2009)
A century of shocks : The evolution of the German city size distribution 1925-1999
Maarten Bosker;Steven Brakman;Harry Garretsen;Marc Schramm.
Regional Science and Urban Economics (2008)
Putting New Economic Geography to the Test: Free-ness of Trade and Agglomeration in the EU Regions
Steven Brakman;Harry Garretsen;Marc Schramm.
Regional Science and Urban Economics (2006)
Journal of Regional Science
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