Andreas Grotewold
Biographic Data
| ID | 702740 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andreas Grotewold |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andreas |
| FAMILY NAME | Grotewold |
| SIGNATURE | GROTEWOLD A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Slippery Rock University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Searching for core area growth
Nations as economic regions
The failure of Lafta and the success of the regional theory of world trade
The American environment
Trade without specialization
West Germany's Economic Growth
According to Andreas Predöhl, West Germany's economy can prosper only as an integral part of the west European industrial core area; regional economic integration, he contends, must take precedence over a multilateral, non-discriminatory reduction of trade barriers. This thesis is tested by examining the impact of the OEEC, EPU, ECSC, and EEC on West Germany's post-World War II economic recovery and growth. The OEEC and EPU opened the way for Wes…
The Growth of Industrial Core Areas and Patterns of World Trade
The German economist Andreas Predöhl has proposed a model of worldwide spatial economic organization which relates the flow of trade to industrial location. Basically, Predöhl's model distinguishes between industrial core areas, the focal centers of world commerce, and peripheral regions which supply the core areas with raw materials in return for a share of the core areas' output of manufactured goods. Considering the almost universal drive towa…
The Effect of Import Restrictions on Land Use
(1967). The Effect of Import Restrictions on Land Use: The United Kingdom Compared with West Germany. Economic Geography: Vol. 43, No. 1, pp. 64-70
World Exports of Non-Mineral Primary Products
World Exports of Non-Mineral Primary Products, II The Value of Exports
World Exports of Non-Mineral Primary Products
What Geographers Require of International Trade Statistics
Some Aspects of the Geography of International Trade
I N recent years many geographers have come to appreciate how greatly regional understanding can be advanced by the study of man's functional organization of space. Nations are the most commonly recognized and among the most clearly defined units of man's spatial organization; they are connected economically by international trade. The geography of international trade, as the present writer sees it, focuses on the exchange of goods among nations …
Von Thunen in Retrospect
T nHIS paper is a critical analysis of von Thunen's theory of the location of agricultural production. It is essentially a defense of that theory against false interpretations and unjust criticism in recent decades. M\ly analysis of von Thuinen's theory bears some relation to recent methodological writings in American geographic journals. Thus, the introduction presents some comments on such writings; and the conclusions deal with those aspects o…
Von Thunen in Retrospect
T nHIS paper is a critical analysis of von Thunen's theory of the location of agricultural production. It is essentially a defense of that theory against false interpretations and unjust criticism in recent decades. M\ly analysis of von Thuinen's theory bears some relation to recent methodological writings in American geographic journals. Thus, the introduction presents some comments on such writings; and the conclusions deal with those aspects o…
The Growth of Industrial Core Areas and Patterns of World Trade
The German economist Andreas Predöhl has proposed a model of worldwide spatial economic organization which relates the flow of trade to industrial location. Basically, Predöhl's model distinguishes between industrial core areas, the focal centers of world commerce, and peripheral regions which supply the core areas with raw materials in return for a share of the core areas' output of manufactured goods. Considering the almost universal drive towa…
Searching for core area growth
The Effect of Import Restrictions on Land Use
(1967). The Effect of Import Restrictions on Land Use: The United Kingdom Compared with West Germany. Economic Geography: Vol. 43, No. 1, pp. 64-70
Some Aspects of the Geography of International Trade
I N recent years many geographers have come to appreciate how greatly regional understanding can be advanced by the study of man's functional organization of space. Nations are the most commonly recognized and among the most clearly defined units of man's spatial organization; they are connected economically by international trade. The geography of international trade, as the present writer sees it, focuses on the exchange of goods among nations …
Von Thunen in Retrospect
T nHIS paper is a critical analysis of von Thunen's theory of the location of agricultural production. It is essentially a defense of that theory against false interpretations and unjust criticism in recent decades. M\ly analysis of von Thuinen's theory bears some relation to recent methodological writings in American geographic journals. Thus, the introduction presents some comments on such writings; and the conclusions deal with those aspects o…
Some Aspects of the Geography of International Trade
I N recent years many geographers have come to appreciate how greatly regional understanding can be advanced by the study of man's functional organization of space. Nations are the most commonly recognized and among the most clearly defined units of man's spatial organization; they are connected economically by international trade. The geography of international trade, as the present writer sees it, focuses on the exchange of goods among nations …
What Geographers Require of International Trade Statistics
World Exports of Non-Mineral Primary Products, II The Value of Exports
World Exports of Non-Mineral Primary Products
The Effect of Import Restrictions on Land Use
(1967). The Effect of Import Restrictions on Land Use: The United Kingdom Compared with West Germany. Economic Geography: Vol. 43, No. 1, pp. 64-70
World Exports of Non-Mineral Primary Products
The Growth of Industrial Core Areas and Patterns of World Trade
The German economist Andreas Predöhl has proposed a model of worldwide spatial economic organization which relates the flow of trade to industrial location. Basically, Predöhl's model distinguishes between industrial core areas, the focal centers of world commerce, and peripheral regions which supply the core areas with raw materials in return for a share of the core areas' output of manufactured goods. Considering the almost universal drive towa…
West Germany's Economic Growth
According to Andreas Predöhl, West Germany's economy can prosper only as an integral part of the west European industrial core area; regional economic integration, he contends, must take precedence over a multilateral, non-discriminatory reduction of trade barriers. This thesis is tested by examining the impact of the OEEC, EPU, ECSC, and EEC on West Germany's post-World War II economic recovery and growth. The OEEC and EPU opened the way for Wes…
The American environment
Trade without specialization
The failure of Lafta and the success of the regional theory of world trade
Nations as economic regions
Searching for core area growth
Economics (11 works) · Global trade and economics (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Economic geography (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Global Trade and Competitiveness (4 works) · International trade (4 works) · Citation (3 works) · Economy (3 works)