Giacomo.Sbrenna
@giacomosbrenna.bsky.social
PhD student in Economics at Roma Tre University
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By combining CQG insights with the Surplus approach, we hope to open up new avenues for spatial economic analysis.
Check out our paper and let us know your thoughts✨
doi.org/10.1080/0953...
(6/6)
Check out our paper and let us know your thoughts✨
doi.org/10.1080/0953...
(6/6)
Sraffa Goes to Space: Spatial Elements of Political Economy
The Sraffian tradition has mostly overlooked the role of space, treating it as a static and abstract concept. This work introduces a fresh perspective, with a reappraisal of its significance in eco...
doi.org
December 18, 2024 at 2:09 PM
By combining CQG insights with the Surplus approach, we hope to open up new avenues for spatial economic analysis.
Check out our paper and let us know your thoughts✨
doi.org/10.1080/0953...
(6/6)
Check out our paper and let us know your thoughts✨
doi.org/10.1080/0953...
(6/6)
Reposted by Giacomo.Sbrenna
🚨New Paper 🚨
How do we represent the capitalist economy in a spatial setting? 🌍
Production can be imagined as occupying land in shapes like concentric circles (Von Thunen), hexagons, or lines (Hotelling). Transportation connects these points of economic activity.
(1/6) 👇
How do we represent the capitalist economy in a spatial setting? 🌍
Production can be imagined as occupying land in shapes like concentric circles (Von Thunen), hexagons, or lines (Hotelling). Transportation connects these points of economic activity.
(1/6) 👇
December 18, 2024 at 2:09 PM
🚨New Paper 🚨
How do we represent the capitalist economy in a spatial setting? 🌍
Production can be imagined as occupying land in shapes like concentric circles (Von Thunen), hexagons, or lines (Hotelling). Transportation connects these points of economic activity.
(1/6) 👇
How do we represent the capitalist economy in a spatial setting? 🌍
Production can be imagined as occupying land in shapes like concentric circles (Von Thunen), hexagons, or lines (Hotelling). Transportation connects these points of economic activity.
(1/6) 👇