@article {924641,
	title = {Agglomeration Economies: The Heterogeneous Contribution of Human Capital and Value Chains},
	year = {2016},
	abstract = {**Updated version of this paper published here**We document the heterogeneity across sectors in the impact labor and input-output links\&nbsp;have on industry agglomeration. Exploiting the available degrees of freedom in coagglomeration\&nbsp;patterns, we estimate the industry-specic benefits of sharing labor needs and supply links with\&nbsp;local firms. On aggregate, coagglomeration patterns of services are at least as strongly driven by\&nbsp;input-output linkages as those of manufacturing, whereas labor linkages are much more potent\&nbsp;drivers of coagglomeration in services than in manufacturing. Moreover, the degree to which labor\&nbsp;and input-output linkages are reflected in an industry{\textquoteright}s coagglomeration patterns is relevant for\&nbsp;predicting patterns of city-industry employment growth.},
	author = {Dario Diodato and Neffke, Frank and Neave O{\textquoteright}Clery}
}
