Katiuscia Lavoratori
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5918359 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Katiuscia Lavoratori |
| NOMBRES | Katiuscia |
| APELLIDO | Lavoratori |
| FIRMA | LAVORATORI K |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Reading, Whiteknights |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0078-4525 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The source of heterogeneous externalities
The relationship between inward investments and local firms' productivity is contingent on several contextual conditions that collectively define the ability of firms and regions to recognise, assimilate and commercially apply external knowledge.Yet the empirical literature has been unable to account efficiently for such multidimensional sources of heterogeneous externalities.We introduce a novel two-stage empirical methodology that allows accoun…
In the flexible working era
Would physical location become less essential when work and communication are not limited to a fixed space? We explore the question with the micro-location choices of coworking spaces (CWSs) in London. The empirical results show that the CWS tends to choose districts with more “teleworkable” jobs and high reliance on tacit knowledge in local industries. CWS also tends to be located where start-up firms co-locate, echoing the different influences …
Too close for comfort? Microgeography of agglomeration economies in the United Kingdom
The issue of whether firm productivity is affected by agglomeration externalities is a longstanding area of research. However, the appropriate geographical level to better detect the effects of agglomeration economies and at which level these externalities work is still unclear. Using detailed firm‐level longitudinal data on 4927 manufacturing firms in the United Kingdom over the period 2008–2016, we investigate the relation between the microgeog…
The lab and the plant
The role of geographical and temporary proximity in MNEs’ location and intra-firm co-location choices
This paper investigates the role of geographical and temporary proximity in the location and co-location decisions of manufacturing activities by foreign multinational enterprises (MNEs). Empirical analysis shows that foreign MNEs co-locate their new manufacturing plants with their plants already operating in the same manufacturing activity, while geographical proximity exerts a much weaker role when the latter operates in services activities. Th…
The role of geographical and temporary proximity in MNEs’ location and intra-firm co-location choices
This paper investigates the role of geographical and temporary proximity in the location and co-location decisions of manufacturing activities by foreign multinational enterprises (MNEs). Empirical analysis shows that foreign MNEs co-locate their new manufacturing plants with their plants already operating in the same manufacturing activity, while geographical proximity exerts a much weaker role when the latter operates in services activities. Th…
In the flexible working era
Would physical location become less essential when work and communication are not limited to a fixed space? We explore the question with the micro-location choices of coworking spaces (CWSs) in London. The empirical results show that the CWS tends to choose districts with more “teleworkable” jobs and high reliance on tacit knowledge in local industries. CWS also tends to be located where start-up firms co-locate, echoing the different influences …
The source of heterogeneous externalities
The relationship between inward investments and local firms' productivity is contingent on several contextual conditions that collectively define the ability of firms and regions to recognise, assimilate and commercially apply external knowledge.Yet the empirical literature has been unable to account efficiently for such multidimensional sources of heterogeneous externalities.We introduce a novel two-stage empirical methodology that allows accoun…
The lab and the plant
The role of geographical and temporary proximity in MNEs’ location and intra-firm co-location choices
This paper investigates the role of geographical and temporary proximity in the location and co-location decisions of manufacturing activities by foreign multinational enterprises (MNEs). Empirical analysis shows that foreign MNEs co-locate their new manufacturing plants with their plants already operating in the same manufacturing activity, while geographical proximity exerts a much weaker role when the latter operates in services activities. Th…
Too close for comfort? Microgeography of agglomeration economies in the United Kingdom
The issue of whether firm productivity is affected by agglomeration externalities is a longstanding area of research. However, the appropriate geographical level to better detect the effects of agglomeration economies and at which level these externalities work is still unclear. Using detailed firm‐level longitudinal data on 4927 manufacturing firms in the United Kingdom over the period 2008–2016, we investigate the relation between the microgeog…
The source of heterogeneous externalities
The relationship between inward investments and local firms' productivity is contingent on several contextual conditions that collectively define the ability of firms and regions to recognise, assimilate and commercially apply external knowledge.Yet the empirical literature has been unable to account efficiently for such multidimensional sources of heterogeneous externalities.We introduce a novel two-stage empirical methodology that allows accoun…
In the flexible working era
Would physical location become less essential when work and communication are not limited to a fixed space? We explore the question with the micro-location choices of coworking spaces (CWSs) in London. The empirical results show that the CWS tends to choose districts with more “teleworkable” jobs and high reliance on tacit knowledge in local industries. CWS also tends to be located where start-up firms co-locate, echoing the different influences …
Economic geography (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · International Business and FDI (3 obras) · Microeconomics (3 obras) · Regional science (3 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Externality (2 obras) · Geography (2 obras) · Global trade and economics (2 obras)