ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 30, Issue 1, 2000January 01, 2000 EDT
Does “Just-in-time” Mean “Right-next-door”? Evidence from the Auto Industry on the Spatial Concentration of Supplier Networks
Does “Just-in-time” Mean “Right-next-door”? Evidence from the Auto Industry on the Spatial Concentration of Supplier Networks
Articles in Vol. 30, Issue 1, 2000
Vol. 30, Issue 1, 2000
- Application of BEA Economic Areas in the Development of the Great Basin Fiscal Impact ModelThomas R. HarrisJ. Scott ShonkwilerGeorge E. EbaiPeter Janson
- A Simple Procedure for Generating Confidence Intervals in Tourist Spending Profiles and Resulting Economic ImpactsDonald B.K. English
- Does "Just-in-time" Mean "Right-next-door"? Evidence from the Auto Industry on the Spatial Concentration of Supplier NetworksThomas H. Klier
- Frustration at the Factory: Employer Perceptions of Workforce Deficiencies and Training NeedsMichael T. Peddle
- Studying Firm Locations: Survey Responses vs. Econometric ModelsVirginia Carlson
Klier, Thomas H. 2000. “Does ‘Just-in-Time’ Mean ‘Right-next-Door’? Evidence from the Auto Industry on the Spatial Concentration of Supplier Networks.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 30 (1): 41–57.