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The Spatial Productivity of Industrial Land

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  • Erik Louw
  • Erwin van der Krabben
  • Hans van Amsterdam

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Louw E., van der Krabben E. and van Amsterdam H. The spatial productivity of industrial land, Regional Studies . This paper presents a theoretical approach to analysing the concept of spatial productivity and the meaning of land as a production factor in regional science. It presents the results of an empirical study that aims to determine and explain regional differences in the spatial productivity of industrial estates in the Netherlands. It shows that spatial productivity is influenced by urbanization rates, the share of manufacturing employment on industrial estates and land development policy. Louw E., van der Krabben E. and van Amsterdam H. 产业用地的空间生产力,区域研究。 本文用理论方法分析区域科学中空间生产力的概念以及土地作为生产要素的意义。本 文是一个相关经验研究的结果,该研究旨在明确并解释荷兰产业园区空间生产力的区 域差异。结果表明,空间生产力受到城市化率、产业园中制造业就业率以及土地发展 政策的影响。 产业用地 空间效率 土地政策 产业园 Louw E., van der Krabben E. et van Amsterdam H. La productivit� g�ographique du terrain industriel, Regional Studies . Cet article pr�sente une approche th�orique d'analyser la notion de productivit� g�ographique et la raison d'être du terrain en tant que facteur de production dans la science r�gionale. On pr�sente les r�sultats d'une �tude empirique qui cherche à d�terminer et à expliquer les �carts r�gionaux de la productivit� g�ographique des zones industrielles aux Pays-Bas. Il montre que la productivit� g�ographique est influ�e par le taux d'urbanisation, par la part de l'emploi industriel aux zones industrielles, et par la politique en faveur de l'occupation du sol. Terrain industriel Efficacit� g�ographique Politique en faveur de l'occupation du sol Zones industrielles Louw E., van der Krabben E. und van Amsterdam H. Die räumliche Produktivität von Industriegrundstücken, Regional Studies . In diesem Beitrag wird ein theoretischer Ansatz zur Analyse des Konzepts der räumlichen Produktivität und der Bedeutung von Grundstücken als Produktionsfaktor in der Regionalwissenschaft vorgestellt. Wir stellen die Ergebnisse einer empirischen Studie vor, mit der die regionalen Unterschiede bei der räumlichen Produktivität von Industriegebieten in den Niederlanden ermittelt und erläutert werden sollen. Wir zeigen, dass die räumliche Produktivität durch die Urbanisationsraten, den Anteil der produzierenden Erwerbstätigen in den Industriegebieten und die Politik zur Landerschließung beeinflusst wird. Industriegrundstücke Räumliche Effizienz Politik zur Landerschließung Industriegebiete Louw E., van der Krabben E. y van Amsterdam H. La productividad espacial del suelo industrial, Regional Studies . En este art�culo presentamos un enfoque teórico para analizar el concepto de la productividad espacial y el significado del suelo como un factor de producción en la ciencia regional. Mostramos los resultados de un estudio emp�rico cuyo objetivo es determinar y explicar las diferencias regionales en la productividad espacial de los pol�gonos industriales de los Pa�ses Bajos. Demostramos que la productividad espacial está influenciada por tasas de urbanización, la cuota de empleo en el sector manufacturero de pol�gonos industriales y la pol�tica de urbanización del suelo. Suelo industrial Eficacia espacial Pol�tica del suelo Pol�gonos industriales

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  • Erik Louw & Erwin van der Krabben & Hans van Amsterdam, 2012. "The Spatial Productivity of Industrial Land," Regional Studies, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 46(1), pages 137-147, August.
  • Handle: RePEc:taf:regstd:v:46:y:2012:i:1:p:137-147
    DOI: 10.1080/00343404.2010.530250
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