Article: New public economic theory research from D. Claude et al outlined.

According to recent research published in the Journal of Public Economic Theory, "Recent contributions in tourism economics acknowledge that the tourism market is imperfectly competitive and, as such, should be studied from an industrial organization perspective. This approach seems especially relevant to shed lights on one issue of importance for tourism destinations: how to achieve sustainable tourism development? Indeed, it has long been empirically observed that tourism development follows a life cycle."

"After a period of growth, the development of touristic (mountain and seaside) resorts usually stagnate and decline. At least part of the explanation for ...

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