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| Special Studies in Urban Studies and Planning: Economic Development Planning Skills | |
| 1 Economic Data Sources and Profiling the Local and Regional Economy Economic development planning begins with a sound understanding of the composition and performance of the local economy. The first part of this class will focus on how to use published economic data to profile a region's economy, understand the major sectors of the economy, growth trends, and key population and labor force characteristics. We will also discuss indicators that can be used to assess how well the local economy is performing and delivering benefits to the local population. The second part of the class will review two analytical techniques - shift share analysis and location quotients - that identify highly concentrated industries, better and worse performing ones, and industries which are either export-oriented or present potential for import-substitution. Lecture 1 | |
| Economics--Developmental Economics;Urban Studies;Sociology--Community Development | |
| 授课人:Prof. Karl Seidman | |
| 机构:Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
| 主题词:20.1 | |
| 美国|英语 | |
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| 1 Economic Data Sources and Profiling the Local and Regional Economy Economic development planning begins with a sound understanding of the composition and performance of the local economy. The first part of this class will focus on how to use published economic data to profile a region's economy, understand the major sectors of the economy, growth trends, and key population and labor force characteristics. We will also discuss indicators that can be used to assess how well the local economy is performing and delivering benefits to the local population. The second part of the class will review two analytical techniques - shift share analysis and location quotients - that identify highly concentrated industries, better and worse performing ones, and industries which are either export-oriented or present potential for import-substitution. Lecture 1 | 88KB |  download |
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