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Discover the pivotal insights within 'Economic Geography and Public Policy,' a groundbreaking trade paperback published by Princeton University Press. This essential reading explores the intersection of economic geography and policy-making, particularly focusing on trade policy, tax policy, and regional development. Written by renowned economist Richard Baldwin and his collaborators, this resource is your key to understanding the new economic geography that has shaped research over the last decade. With an emphasis on empirical case studies and theoretical analysis, the book sheds light on the implications of spatial economic theory for real-world policymaking. Delve into comprehensive examinations of trade policies, including unilateral and preferential trade agreements, and understand their effects on regional growth and development. Additionally, explore critical discussions on the role of tax policies in fostering economic agglomeration and competition among regions. The narrative progresses from foundational concepts to intricate analyses, making it accessible yet rigorous for graduate students, researchers, and policymakers alike. 'Economic Geography and Public Policy' is not just a book; it's a vital resource for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of spatial policy challenges in today's globalized economy. Enhance your comprehension of how economic geography can inform innovative policy solutions and improve public welfare.