Esteban Fernandez Vazquez
Biographic Data
| ID | 3564442 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Esteban Fernandez Vazquez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Esteban Fernandez |
| FAMILY NAME | Vazquez |
| SIGNATURE | VAZQUEZ E F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Oviedo |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9192-8901 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Accessibility improvement and interregional trade flows
Accessibility improvement has been regarded as one of the main regional policy goals in the recent decades. As a result, many countries has undertaken complex transport infrastructure investment programmes worth billions of dollars. The best examples of such investment can be China or, in the European context, Spain and more recently Poland. There have been published many analyses focusing on output and employment effects of transport infrastruct…
Does anyone live here? Mine closures and depopulation in Spanish coal mining areas
One of the most pressing socio-economic issues across EU countries has been the depopulation of a significant part of its territory. Less urbanized areas are perceived as non-attractive places to live and have been losing population steadily in the latest decades. For the case of Spain, this European-wise phenomenon has been exacerbated for several territories characterized by a large presence of primary and extractive industries in the past. We …
Mine closures and local diversification
This paper tries to shed light in the research that relates mining activities and regional diversification by studying how a group of local economies heavily specialized in mining diversified its economy after the ending of public subsidies that supported coal extraction. The case of study are the mining municipalities located in the center of Asturias (an autonomous region in Northern Spain), which constituted one the most important coal basins …
Comparing the contribution of commercial and recreational marine fishing to regional economies in Europe. An Input-Output approach applied to Asturias (Northwest Spain)
Spatial Disaggregation of Social Indicators
In this paper we propose a methodology to obtain social indicators at a detailed spatial scale by combining the information contained in census and sample surveys. Similarly to previous proposals, the method proposed here estimates a model at the sample level to later project it to the census scale. The main novelties of the technique presented are that (i) the small-scale mapping produced is perfectly consistent with the aggregates -regional or …
Entropy maximization and input–output analysis
Wilson's original introduction of the concept of entropy to the modelling of input–output and commodity flow systems provided a more flexible alternative to the prevailing state of the art. Following a brief review of prior approaches, the modified Wilson approach is presented and illustrated with an application to Korea. Thereafter, recent developments in entropy econometrics are explored to return to some of the initial concerns, namely the est…
Higher cost of living in urban areas? An Aids-based analysis of food in Spain
Higher cost of living in urban areas? An AIDS-based analysis of food in Spain. Regional Studies. This article measures the urban–rural gap in the consumption costs for Spain in 2013, basing the comparisons on the estimation of an almost ideal demand system (AIDS) of food from data on the household budget survey. Besides an unconditional comparison, it models the costs of food consumption controlling for household and location characteristics. Qua…
Mine closures and local diversification
This paper tries to shed light in the research that relates mining activities and regional diversification by studying how a group of local economies heavily specialized in mining diversified its economy after the ending of public subsidies that supported coal extraction. The case of study are the mining municipalities located in the center of Asturias (an autonomous region in Northern Spain), which constituted one the most important coal basins …
Higher cost of living in urban areas? An Aids-based analysis of food in Spain
Higher cost of living in urban areas? An AIDS-based analysis of food in Spain. Regional Studies. This article measures the urban–rural gap in the consumption costs for Spain in 2013, basing the comparisons on the estimation of an almost ideal demand system (AIDS) of food from data on the household budget survey. Besides an unconditional comparison, it models the costs of food consumption controlling for household and location characteristics. Qua…
Spatial Disaggregation of Social Indicators
In this paper we propose a methodology to obtain social indicators at a detailed spatial scale by combining the information contained in census and sample surveys. Similarly to previous proposals, the method proposed here estimates a model at the sample level to later project it to the census scale. The main novelties of the technique presented are that (i) the small-scale mapping produced is perfectly consistent with the aggregates -regional or …
Higher cost of living in urban areas? An Aids-based analysis of food in Spain
Higher cost of living in urban areas? An AIDS-based analysis of food in Spain. Regional Studies. This article measures the urban–rural gap in the consumption costs for Spain in 2013, basing the comparisons on the estimation of an almost ideal demand system (AIDS) of food from data on the household budget survey. Besides an unconditional comparison, it models the costs of food consumption controlling for household and location characteristics. Qua…
Entropy maximization and input–output analysis
Wilson's original introduction of the concept of entropy to the modelling of input–output and commodity flow systems provided a more flexible alternative to the prevailing state of the art. Following a brief review of prior approaches, the modified Wilson approach is presented and illustrated with an application to Korea. Thereafter, recent developments in entropy econometrics are explored to return to some of the initial concerns, namely the est…
Comparing the contribution of commercial and recreational marine fishing to regional economies in Europe. An Input-Output approach applied to Asturias (Northwest Spain)
Spatial Disaggregation of Social Indicators
In this paper we propose a methodology to obtain social indicators at a detailed spatial scale by combining the information contained in census and sample surveys. Similarly to previous proposals, the method proposed here estimates a model at the sample level to later project it to the census scale. The main novelties of the technique presented are that (i) the small-scale mapping produced is perfectly consistent with the aggregates -regional or …
Mine closures and local diversification
This paper tries to shed light in the research that relates mining activities and regional diversification by studying how a group of local economies heavily specialized in mining diversified its economy after the ending of public subsidies that supported coal extraction. The case of study are the mining municipalities located in the center of Asturias (an autonomous region in Northern Spain), which constituted one the most important coal basins …
Does anyone live here? Mine closures and depopulation in Spanish coal mining areas
One of the most pressing socio-economic issues across EU countries has been the depopulation of a significant part of its territory. Less urbanized areas are perceived as non-attractive places to live and have been losing population steadily in the latest decades. For the case of Spain, this European-wise phenomenon has been exacerbated for several territories characterized by a large presence of primary and extractive industries in the past. We …
Accessibility improvement and interregional trade flows
Accessibility improvement has been regarded as one of the main regional policy goals in the recent decades. As a result, many countries has undertaken complex transport infrastructure investment programmes worth billions of dollars. The best examples of such investment can be China or, in the European context, Spain and more recently Poland. There have been published many analyses focusing on output and employment effects of transport infrastruct…
Geography (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Business (3 works) · Economy (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Agricultural economics (2 works) · Coal (2 works) · Coal mining (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Econometrics (2 works)