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Downscaling Industry Employment to European Municipalities from Economic Location Mechanisms
Fine-scale industry employment is largely unavailable for European municipalities, yet it is required for regional economic analysis, environmental-economic extensions, and regional input--output accounts. We present a mechanism-driven, constrained spatial disaggregation framework that estimates mun
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