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Evidence on the Nature and Sources of Agglomeration Economies, and later reviews of the agglomeration elasticity

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Supports the statement that estimated productivity elasticities with respect to city size cluster in the low single digits to about 8 per cent per doubling, with US and French wage elasticities near 0.043 and 0.03, and that agglomeration effects decay sharply with distance. V55 verification basis: retrieved from summaries and abstracts of this literature; none of the chapters or papers was opened.

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