New economic geography with heterogeneous preferences: An explanation of segregation

Social Sciences

• Preference 100%
• Workers 50%
• Agglomeration 25%
• Technology 25%
• Economic Systems 25%
• Analysis 25%
• Literature 25%
• Resident 25%
• Hypothesis 25%
• Explanation 25%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Public Goods 50%
• New Economic Geography 50%
• Specific Industry 50%
• Residential Choice 25%
• Monopolistic Competition 25%
• Local Public Goods 25%
• General Equilibrium 25%
• Industrial Goods 25%
• Economy 25%
• Return 25%
• Goods 25%