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Specialisation versus Diversification: A Simple Model for Tourist Cities.
Sheng, L.
2011-10-01
Source PublicationTourism Management
ABS Journal Level4
ISSN0261-5177
Pages1229-1231
Abstract

By developing a simple general equilibrium structure, this paper compares the welfare effects of tourism specialisation and economic diversification in tourist cities. We discovered that tourist cities with limited carrying capacity easily suffer from side effects, particularly Dutch disease, when faced with rapid tourism growth. Therefore, such cities should actively use revenue that is generated from the booming tourism sector to pursue economic diversification for the sake of sustainable urban development.

KeywordGeneral Equilibrium Model Specialisation Diversification Side Effect
DOI10.1016/j.tourman.2010.09.012
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Language英語English
WOS IDWOS:000291190100030
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Scopus ID2-s2.0-79955451573
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CollectionFaculty of Social Sciences
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Sheng, L.. Specialisation versus Diversification: A Simple Model for Tourist Cities.[J]. Tourism Management, 2011, 1229-1231.
APA Sheng, L..(2011). Specialisation versus Diversification: A Simple Model for Tourist Cities.. Tourism Management, 1229-1231.
MLA Sheng, L.."Specialisation versus Diversification: A Simple Model for Tourist Cities.".Tourism Management (2011):1229-1231.
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