This paper seeks to study work-related and geographical conditions under which innovativeness is stimulated through the analysis of individual regional data dating from just prior smartphone age. As a result, by using ISSP 2005 Work Orientations Survey, we are able examine role work flexibility, among other conditions, in relatively more traditional context that mostly excludes modern, smartpho...

This paper investigates the application of spatial econometrics in estimating interregional flow matrix multisector–multiregion input–output tables. With reasonable assumptions, it demonstrates that this can be formulated as a modified multi-equation Durbin model with missing parameters estimated via maximum likelihood. The statistical performance is scrutinized and method illustrated using reg...

Recent literature in rural land value research suggests the use of spatial econometric procedures when spatial dependence exists within the data. These procedures require the use of a spatial weight matrix to adjust for dependence in the data. This research empirically tests two forms of spatial weight matrices. The first is the Delaunay method, which represents a rigid spatial weight matrix, w...

The econometric and hedonic analysis offers reliable input in property valuation, primarily for economic studies the country’s revenue. However, lack of spatial reliability statistical has become a serious debate among researchers. This research is carried out to review current trend pattern literature visualize network authors, countries, keywords applied valuation by emphasizing application u...

This article uses remote sensing and spatial modeling to quantify and analyze land change in Mexico’s largest protected area, the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve. Change trajectories are identified within distinct property regimes and between the Reserve’s core and buffer zones. A parcel-level spatial econometric model identifies the driving forces of land use change in two communities located along...

A key issue for many countries and even for international organizations including "The World Bank" and "The United Nations" is how to attack poverty. In many countries of the world, millions of people are hungry, lacking shelter and clothing, sick and uncared for, illiterate and not schooled. These, all cause to reduce efficiency and productivity of labor, and hence decrease income. Also, being...