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<DIV align=justify> Tourism research has indeed become a booming and attractive agenda for data analysis oriented empirical economist thanks to modern technology. There has been a tremendous improvement over last decades in the mathematical, statistical, probabilistic, and computational tools available to applied macroeconomics in tourism research. The book is no attempt to make comprehensive or broad representation of the issues of development of macro econometric modelling in tourism research. Authors’ intention is to be selective, illustrative and deep, to present cases of analytical thinking on some of the major issues of model-based research in tourism sector. Zdravko Šergo is Senior Research Associate at Institute of Agriculture and tourism Poreč, Croatia. His scientific research and professional activities are focused on Tourism economy, Macroeconomic aspects of tourism, Sustainable tourism development. During his carrier he was a member of scientific teams in numerous projects among two or more scientific institutions. He published more than a hundred scientific papers and numerous book chapters. Jasmina Gržinić is full Professor of Tourism at Juraj Dobrila University of Pula, Croatia, Department of Economics and Tourism, where she was the Head of the Department of Tourism for many years. She is a member of the editorial boards of 5 international scientific journals and 4 international scientific monographs. Her main research topics are Principles of tourism, International tourism, Management of tourism attractions, Tour operators and Tourist agencies. She worked on several projects and published more than eighty scientific papers, including the book “International Tourism” (2014) and “Tour operators and hoteliers in the modern tourism” (2015).

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CHAPTER 1. MODELLING WEALTH EFFECT AND DEMAND FOR TOURISM DEPARTURE IN EUROPE: A PANEL DATA APPROACH

CHAPTER 1. MODELLING WEALTH EFFECT AND DEMAND FOR TOURISM DEPARTURE IN EUROPE: A PANEL DATA APPROACH

Frontmatter

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Table of contents

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PREFACE

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Chapter 2. EXPLORING INTERNATIONAL TOURISM TRENDS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CONVERGENCE OR BIG DIVERGENCE

Chapter 2. EXPLORING INTERNATIONAL TOURISM TRENDS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CONVERGENCE OR BIG DIVERGENCE

CHAPTER 3. TOURISM ARRIVALS AND ROAD VICTIMS: EVIDENCE FROM MEDITERRANEAN REGIONS

CHAPTER 3. TOURISM ARRIVALS AND ROAD VICTIMS: EVIDENCE FROM MEDITERRANEAN REGIONS

CHAPTER 4. BUSINESS CYCLE IN CROATIA: BY THE DYNAMIC SYNCHRONIZATION TECHNIQUE

CHAPTER 4. BUSINESS CYCLE IN CROATIA: BY THE DYNAMIC SYNCHRONIZATION TECHNIQUE

CHAPTER 5. TOURISM &amp; TRAVEL INDUSTRY AND ITS EFFECT OF GREAT RECESSION: AN MULTILEVEL SURVIVAL ANALYSIS

CHAPTER 5. TOURISM & TRAVEL INDUSTRY AND ITS EFFECT OF GREAT RECESSION: AN MULTILEVEL SURVIVAL ANALYSIS

CHAPTER 6. TIME TO ENTRY AND BUSINESS TOURISM: PANEL DURATION MODELS WITH CENSORED DATA

CHAPTER 6. TIME TO ENTRY AND BUSINESS TOURISM: PANEL DURATION MODELS WITH CENSORED DATA

CHAPTER 7. KALDOR’S INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND TOURISM SPECIALIZATION: EVIDENCE FROM SELECTED COUNTRIES

CHAPTER 7. KALDOR’S INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND TOURISM SPECIALIZATION: EVIDENCE FROM SELECTED COUNTRIES

GLOSSARY

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<DIV align=left> Zdravko Šergo, Jasmina Gržiniæ, Kristina Afriæ Rakitovac and Moira Kostiæ Bobanoviæ </DIV>

<DIV align=left> Zdravko Šergo, Jasmina Gržiniæ, Kristina Afriæ Rakitovac and Moira Kostiæ Bobanoviæ

 Tourism research has indeed become a booming and attractive agenda for data analysis oriented empirical economist thanks to modern technology. There has been a tremendous improvement over last decades in the mathematical, statistical, probabilistic, and computational tools available to applied macroeconomics in tourism research. The book is no attempt to make comprehensive or broad representation of the issues of development of macro econometric modelling in tourism research.

 Tourism research has indeed become a booming and attractive agenda for data analysis oriented empirical economist thanks to modern...

CHAPTER 1. MODELLING WEALTH EFFECT AND DEMAND FOR TOURISM DEPARTURE IN EUROPE: A PANEL DATA APPROACH

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