A Convenient Framework for Working with Location Quotient Values
Explore a framework for analyzing location quotient values, including empirical examples and a 2D space representation.
Explore a framework for analyzing location quotient values, including empirical examples and a 2D space representation.
Explore the dynamics of entry and exit events in firms and their impact on sectoral sales time series through a detailed decomposition framework.
Explore the impact of size distribution on firm-level outcomes, examining log-normal and Pareto distributions in the context of French traders.
Explore the aggregation of fluctuating agents, focusing on variance relations and quantile analysis.
Explore techniques for tracing the aggregation of firm-level exports and imports into national aggregates, with a focus on sectoral and aggregate fluctuations.
A detailed exploration of Gibrat's law and the issues with using percentual growth rates in firm sales time series analysis.
An exploration into the persistence of firm sizes and the meaningfulness of associating firms to a size value over their lifetime.
Explore the correlation structure of industries and regions in the United States, revealing geographical patterns and industry spaces.
Explore the main characteristics of pLQ, focusing on transition zones and size effects in trade and patent data.
A detailed exploration of how agent fluctuations determine aggregate volatility, challenging established misconceptions and offering new insights.
An analysis of firm-level fluctuations using log differences, exploring growth rates, autocorrelation, and aggregation methods.
Explore the distinction between firms and sectors, focusing on how aggregate fluctuations can be expressed through firm and sector levels, and the implications of log deviations.
A detailed exploration of literature on eigenvector centrality, network cascades, and aggregate volatility, focusing on firm growth dynamics and distribution.
Explore the dynamics of economic agents and aggregate characteristics, emphasizing the role of size distributions and micro fluctuations.
Explore the concept of location quotients in economic studies, their challenges, and potential solutions to size distortions.
Explore the distribution of firm sizes and their fluctuations, focusing on the logarithmic scale properties observed in economic agents.
Explore the spatial patterns of land uses related to natural resources, including agriculture, water economy, fuels, mining, and forestry.
Explore the distribution and activities of large city economies with a focus on software, finance, and high-wage sectors.
An in-depth review of the literature on Location Quotient transformations, discussing their applications, limitations, and alternatives in various contexts.
Explore how log aggregate deviations can be expressed as a linear combination of sectoral log deviations and the implications for aggregate variance.
Explore the mathematical framework for understanding aggregate volatility in log scale, focusing on variance and covariance among agents.
An overview of the relationships between micro and macro fluctuations in linear and log terms, with a focus on differences and variances.
Explore the concept of partitions in aggregating firm sales, including equal weight and quantile partitions, and their implications for economic analysis.
Explore the implications of logarithmic transformations in economic fluctuations, focusing on nonlinearities and their practical applications.
Explore the two-dimensional distribution of growth rates in the LQ problem and the implications for volatility and growth probabilities.
Explore the origin of departure from the Law of Large Numbers in agent populations, examining firm comovement and self-variance.
A review of approaches to explaining aggregate volatility in economics, contrasting regression-based methods with identity-based frameworks.
An in-depth analysis of the diversification issues in aggregate time series, focusing on the volatility contributions from numerous agents and the implications of idiosyncratic and aggregate shocks.
Explore the decomposition of sectoral sales time series into components, focusing on aggregate variance and cross covariance matrices.
Analysis of the size distribution of firms in the French traders dataset, highlighting log-normal and Pareto distributions.
Explore the concept of probabilistic location quotient (pLQ), its definition, and its implications in determining economic states over time.
An exploration of the dynamics of aggregate sales fluctuations, challenging misconceptions in the aggregation of micro-level fluctuations to macro-level volatility.
Explore the intricacies of location quotients, their transformation from raw data, and the impact of size distortions on their interpretation.