At the urban scale, tourism activities can compete for spaces formerly used by housing and
rendering opposing structured economic consequences. As tourism can generate jobs …

Subnational input–output (IO) tables capture industry-and region-specific production,
consumption, and trade of commodities and serve as a common basis for regional and multi …

Commuting affects regional and urban economies. It shapes urban areas, defines their
relationships with neighboring regions, intensifies economic flows and exacerbates energy …

Uneven regional development is widely recognised. This paper explores the effectiveness of
a regional development strategy based on the agri-food sector expansion in a laggard …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to offer an insight into the fundamental changes taking
place in Port wine production value chains. Specifically, the authors examine two distinct …

Metropolitan areas constitute a critical arena in which to protect the environment and handle
climate change efforts, both because they are at the root of the problem and they form a …

The paper suggests a modeling approach for assessing economic and social impacts of
changes in urban forms and commuting patterns that extends a multi-regional input–output …

Forestry industry macroeconomic assessments typically concentrate on the production,
harvesting, and earliest processing of wood products, underestimating the full range of …

The world is becoming more and more urbanized. The growth of megacities has been
intrinsically linked with increasing sprawling that compels millions of workers to commute …

Purpose This paper aims to offer an insight into the fundamental changes taking place in
Port wine production value chains. Specifically, we examine two distinct production regimes …