articleJournal of Economic GeographyJan 1, 2002Closed access

Bohemia and economic geography

Carnegie Mellon University

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Abstract

This paper examines the geography of bohemia and the relationships between it, human capital, and high‐technology industries. The underlying hypothesis is that the presence and concentration of bohemians in an area creates an environment or milieu that attracts other types of talented or high human capital individuals. The presence of such human capital in turn attracts and generates innovative, technology‐based industries. To explore these factors, this paper introduces a new measure—the <it>bohemian index</it>—that directly measures the bohemian population at the MSA level. Statistical research examines the relationships between geographic concentrations of bohemians, human…

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Keywords
  • Human capital
  • Index (typography)
  • Economic geography
  • Population
  • Human geography
  • Capital (architecture)
  • Geography
  • Positive relationship
UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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