Agglomeration, accessibility, and productivity: evidence for large metropolitan areas in the US.

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title = "Agglomeration, accessibility, and productivity: evidence for large metropolitan areas in the US.",

keywords = "Agglomeration economies, Labor productivity, Metropolitan areas, Network accessibility, Spatial decay",

author = "P.C. Melo and D.J. Graham and D. Levinson and S. Aarabi",

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