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  • Labour mobility and the changing housing market
  • Employment ; Financing ; Housing ; Housing market ; Labour market ; Labour mobility ; Neo-classical model
  • Labour mobility as a concept has different meanings in different contexts. It was often confined to a discussion of geographical movement between labour markets and the constraints imposed by the tenure position. But it captures only one aspect
  • of job movement. An alternative explanation of labour and housing market interactions is provided. After a review of the debates over the last 50 years, the involvement of employers in the housing market is examined. The interaction is studied
  • Coffee marketing in an Indonesian high-land area: a local institution under changing external conditions
  • Agricultural economics ; Agriculture ; Coffee ; Cultivated plants ; Indonesia ; Market ; Marketing ; Peasantry ; Periodic market
  • It is shown that coffee marketing within the traditional market system of an Indonesian highland area turns out to be an increasing disadvantage for the rural poor since it involves high transaction costs. New practices will have
  • Univariate classification of differentiated international markets
  • Competition ; Demand ; Economic integration ; International trade ; Market ; Price fixing ; Spatial analysis ; Theory ; World
  • Hotelling initiated the use of spatial analogies in assessing market differentiation. The continuum of demand points in the economies is partitioned into homogeneous segments by use of a classification algorithm that minimizes within group variation
  • . The criteria used for classifying are two indicators of market overlap, proximity of GNP and proximity of per capita GNP. The market partitions are compared with other classifications of international markets.
  • Medicinal plants, markets, and margins in the Nepal Himalaya : trouble in paradise
  • Himalaya ; Market ; Mountain ; Nepal ; Trade ; Wholesale trade
  • Investigation of trade in medicinal and aromatic products (MAP) from the rural areas of Gorkha District in central Nepal to the wholesale markets in India over two-year period. Authors found 36 products, almost all of which were exported unprocessed
  • to India. They found the MAP markets to suffer from limited price information and poor market integration. A small number of Terai wholesalers earned excessive profits. Governments reforms, but not direct intervention in the markets (e.g., parastatals
  • Deregulation ; Financial market ; Germany ; Internationalization ; Market ; Real estate market
  • is taking place and is coordinated. By dividing the real estate market in an user, land, developer and investment market, it is possible to show different degrees of internationalisation in the markets and the interdependency of the different market agents
  • The European Union's single market and Latin America's banana exporting countries
  • Export ; Fruit ; International trade ; Latin America ; Market ; Organization
  • Examination of the policy implemented in 1993 by the European Union in favor of a single market for bananas. Latin American exporters outside the Caribbean are being shut out of this market, with serious economic consequences for them, even though
  • Hungarian spa destinations in the tourism-oriented property market
  • Attendance ; Demand ; Health ; Hungary ; Real estate market ; Spa ; Tourism
  • The spatial characteristics of Hungarian spa destinations’ domestic and international tourism demand was analysed in the article. In addition, the tourism-oriented characteristics of the spa towns’ housing markets were assessed and foreign citizens
  • ’ activities on the property market of these settlements evaluated. - (AM)
  • A zoldségvertikum problémai Békés megyében. (Problems of vegetable production and marketing in Békés county)
  • Vegetable production in the county has considerably developed since 1945. Canneries are beneficial but their capacity is negligible, storing is improper. The ratio of mass marketing increases at the expense of other forms of marketing. Regional
  • variation of supply is analyzed, new forms of the organization of vegetable production and marketing are introduced.
  • Market-place trading and the transformation of retail space in the expanding Latin American city
  • Competition ; Ecuador ; Government intervention ; Latin America ; Location ; Market ; Periodic market ; Quito ; Retail trade ; Shopping centre ; Urban area ; Urban growth
  • The global spread of the supermarket and the planned shopping centre is transforming retail space in the Latin American city. Market-place trading has continued to flourish in most cities. A case study of Quito shows how new periodic markets have
  • been established and that these are consolidated into daily markets. Much of the dynamism in market-place trading is associated with government intervention, with principal policies being the creation of markets in poorly served urban areas
  • Canada ; Demand ; Household consumption ; Housing ; Housing market ; Housing policy ; Investment ; Private sector ; Rent control ; Rented market ; Supply
  • Outcomes in private markets for rental housing are seen as a consequence of a shift in demand or supply that may itself reflect a policy initiative. Two markets are examined: a market for rental housing stock and a market for rental accomodation
  • Modeling interaction in a system of markets
  • Central places ; Centrality ; Competition ; Market ; Market area ; Model ; Retail trade ; Spatial economy ; Spatial interaction ; Spatial system
  • A nested family of market interaction models for the general case of spatial or aspatial goods is developed. Market structure effects are identified in the form of intraregional and extraregional competition. The competing destinations and competing
  • Alaskan airline markets : a case study in spatial decision making
  • Air transport ; Airline ; Alaska ; Choice ; Decision ; Logit model ; Market ; Transport
  • The nature of market decisions made by airlines operating within Alaska is examinated. Author focuses on which variables, internal and external to the firm, are associated with decisions to either add, delete, or retain markets within a system
  • . Discrete-choice analysis involving the logit model was used to evaluate the market decisions of Alaskan airline firms during the 1988-1993 period. Major variables included changing levels of competitive rivalry, network configuration, and changes in fleet
  • Geo-Daten und Analyseinstrumente im Geo-Marketing. - Datenverfüssigkeit, Datenarktualität
  • Data ; Data analysis ; Economic analysis ; Geographical information system ; Market ; Market segmentation
  • Starting from the classical market surveying this article delineates the theoretical background of geo-marketing and the meaning of business GIS. It aims at elaborating individual steps of the technical implementation. - (L'A.).
  • Overseas market development : a strategy for Australian renewable energy industries
  • Australia ; Economic strategy ; Energy ; Energy consumption ; Export ; International aid ; International trade ; Joint company ; Market ; Renewable energy
  • The AA. look at the relationship between the development of domestic and overseas markets for Australian renewable energy. It is argued that encouraging the promotion of Australian renewable energy technology in overseas markets could be a practical
  • strategy for developing the Australian industry. Foreign aid and trade organisations could play an important role in assisting the industry via market research, technology transfer. Cooperation between companies and research institutes would be beneficial.
  • AGRICULTURE AND THE COMMON MARKET
  • Managing the development of a customer marketing data-base
  • Accessibility and supply constraints in the urban housing market
  • Labor market and policy constraints on the work disincentive effect of welfare
  • Marketing strategies : a container foreland study of the port of Miami
  • The local construction of social enterprise markets : an evaluation of Jens Beckert’s field approach
  • Cooperation ; England ; Firm ; Governance ; Market ; Organization ; Social enterprise ; Theory ; United Kingdom
  • This article examines the local construction of social enterprise markets through an evaluation of Jens Beckert’s field approach. To do so, it describes the reciprocal interactions between forces of institutions, networks, and cognitive frameworks
  • as they serve to construct opportunities for social enterprises (SEs) in Liverpool, Birmingham, Southampton, and the London Borough of Newham. This analysis suggests that Beckert’s approach helps to move beyond a singular notion of a single ‘market logic
  • ’ and allows us to unpack some of the hybrid character of SE markets. However, because of the way in the field perspective has been designed to explain agency in orthodox capitalist markets, it struggles to incorporate the motivations that drive agency
  • in these markets.