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Submissions from 1989

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The effect of problem size in microsimulation modeling using a hybrid model, Carl Amrhein

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The effect of data aggregation on a poisson model of Canadian migration, Carl Amrhein and R. Flowerdew

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Poisson regression models of Canadian census division migration flows, Robin Flowerdew and Carl Amrhein

Submissions from 1988

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The effect of simultaneous firm and worker relocation on regional economies: a simulation model, Carl Amrhein

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Location, technical change and labor migration in a heterogeneous industry, Carl Amrhein and James W Harrington

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A micro-simulation model of a spatial labor market, Carl Amrhein and Ross D MacKinnon

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Response to Florida and Kenney's comment on a geography of the venture capital industry in the U.S, Thomas Leinbach and Carl Amrhein

Submissions from 1987

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Simulation and labour market dynamics, Carl Amrhein

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A geography of the venture capital industry in the U.S, Thomas Leinbach and Carl Amrhein

Submissions from 1986

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The effect of job advertising policies on interregional labor migration, Carl Amrhein

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Towards a behavioral model of a spatial labor market, Carl Amrhein and Ross D. MacKinnon

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Technical and locational evolution in a heterogeneous industry, J.W. Harrington and Carl Amrhein

Submissions from 1985

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Interregional labor migration and information flows, Carl Amrhein

Simulating intraindustry change and migration, Carl Amrhein and J.W. Harrington

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An elementary simulation model of the job matching process within an interregional setting, Carl Amrhein and R. MacKinnon

Submissions from 1984

The effect of spatial structure on interregional labor migration, Carl Amrhein and L. Leifer

Submissions from 1983

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NATO advanced study institute: evolving geographical structures, Carl Amrhein

The effect of random thiessen structure and random processes on the measurement of spatial auto-correlation, Carl Amrhein, D. Griffith, and J. Guevara

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An evaluation of correction techniques for boundary effects in spatial statistical analysis: traditional methods, D Griffith and Carl Amrhein