Regional Statistics - Online first
Regional Statistics is pleased to announce a new service for our authors and readers: Online First, the immediate online publication of all accepted papers as soon as the authors have returned the corrected proofs. Whereas the electronic versions of Regional Statistics used to appear at the same time as the print journal, from now on the electronic version of all articles will be available via the Internet weeks before the printed version appears. This means an enormous reduction in publication time. It will no longer be necessary for manuscripts to wait until the “next available issue”.
Contributions published Online First are citable by journal title and DOI. The print version will also have the final page numbers, the DOI and the online publication date. Furthermore, the DOI is linked to the URL (uniform resource locator) and the bibliography when the printed issue is released. The DOI is never changed and can be used, for example, to create hyperlinks between Online First articles.
Online First articles appear in their final form. Therefore, papers cannot be changed or withdrawn after electronic publication. Any corrections that might be necessary have to be made in an Erratum which will be hyperlinked to the article.
- Comparison of statistical models for analysing the spatial determinants of human capital concentration in Tunisian local labour markets – Amani Zaouali – Anis Bouabid – Sándor Kovács – György Norbert Szabados – Naim Mathlouthi – Yehia Aldaaja
- Regional differences in modelling Covid-19 infections using Google Trends data: evidence from Hungary – László Kovács – Fanni Büki
- Technological capabilities and economic growth in Visegrad countries – Vusal Ahmadov
- On the way to Industry 5.0? Analysing the relationship between attitudes regarding AI and material deprivation in Hungary – Csaba Fási – Ádám Marton – Petra Szűcs
- Economic performance and energy management – cross-sectional analysis and comparison for EU27 member states – Viktória Erőss – Imre Dobos – Tamás Pálvölgyi
- Asymmetries in retail fuel prices in the European Union states – Martin Lukáčik – Adriana Lukáčiková – Karol Szomolányi
- Spatial sugar price transmission: an exploration in Florida, Texas, and Louisiana – Jingjing Tao – Mindy Mallory
- Integrating moment ratio and relative intensity methods for earthquake forecasting: a case study of the Zagros region – Meriem Benhachiche – Nassim Hallal – Mohammad Talebi