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Are regional inequalities decreasing with public investment?
Eduardo RodrГguez Oreggia y RomГЎn
Published
2002
by European University Institute, Robert Schuman Centre in San Domenico di Fiesole, Italy
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Statement | Eduardo Rodriguez-Oreggia and Joan Costa-i-Font. |
| Series | EUI working papers -- no. 2002/19, EUI working paper -- RSC no. 2002/19 |
| Contributions | Costa-i-Font, Joan., European University Institute, Robert Schuman Centre. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | 23 p. ; |
| Number of Pages | 23 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL19158368M |
The rise and fall of regional inequalities* Diego Puga CEP, London School of Economics; and CEPR CENTRE for ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE Discussion Paper No. , November Revised, January ABSTRACT: This paper studies the relationship between the degree of regional integration and regional differences in production structures and income levels. writing process. He stimulated me to dive deeper into the issue of regional inequalities. My gratitude also goes to Drs. Erwin van Tuijl for acting as co-reader. Finally, I am extremely grateful to my parents and girlfriend, for supporting me all this time, even when the prospects were glum.
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Downloadable! In the debate concerning a country’s structural weaknesses there is an obvious neglect of space issues, an important component of which is regional imbalances. Yet, the persistence of such imbalances within countries has dictated the continuous investigation of their causes and of the required policy reforms for their reduction. Public Policies, Regional Inequalities and Growth Philippe Martin CERAS (Paris), Graduate Institute of International Studies (Geneva), and CEPR January , revised version August Journal of Public Economics, 73 (), Abstract: This paper constructs a .
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Finally, the paper highlights that fiscal consolidation is not only the matter of the public debt levels or economic growth, but also important regional issue. Keywords: Regional inequalities, Fiscal consolidation, European Union. JEL classification: R12, E62, H read more. regional inequality = the uneven distribution of income or other variables across different locations.
Regional inequalities can occur at different scales: within a continent or a country. How do we measure them. With indicators (map % of literacy rates), see indicators for development.
Public Policies, Regional Inequalities, and Growth Article (PDF Available) in Journal of Public Economics 73(1) March with 79 Reads How we measure 'reads'. Understanding regional variations is important given local and regional governments carry out around 40% of public spending and 60% of public investment in OECD countries.
They play a key role in public procurement and providing jobs, education and social services. Faini, Giannini and Galli () show that the transport investment causes rising regional gaps in Italy, Glaeser () proposed that falling transport costs in the US can explain the decreasing.
regional investment climate—quality of local institutions, skilled labor availability, proximity to key markets, functioning capi-tal and land markets, security risks—still pose binding constraints.
Public investment in infrastructure that reduces transport costs for both people and goods has often proved an effective strategy for Size: 70KB. Results confirm the hypothesis that regional inequalities can indeed be attributed to the regional distribution of public investment, where the observed pattern shows that public investment mainly.
Why should we care about regional inequality. Our study focuses on the measurement of regional inequality, convergence and its determinants. Finally, we aim to provide a brief outlook on the potential consequences of regional inequality.
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Regional Science and Urban Economics 20 () North-Holland PUBLIC INVESTMENT AND INTERREGIONAL OUTPUT-INCOME INEQUALITIES* Nobuhiro OKUNO and Tadashi MAGI Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan Received November Outside autarky, the value of final output produced in a region is not equal to income distributed to that by: Foreign Direct Investment and Regional Inequality in China Article in Review of Development Economics 13(4) November with Reads How we measure 'reads'.
/ Journal of Public Economics 73 () 85– 87 between workers and capital owners. The model displays, from a theoretical point2 of view, a policy trade. Petrakos, G., A. Rodriguez-Pose and A.
Rovolis () ‘Growth, Integration and Regional Inequalities in Europe’, Research Papers in Environment and Spatial Analysis, 81, Department of Geography and Environment, London School of Economics, pp. 1– Google ScholarCited by: Regional inequality increased after and reached its highest point in the early twentieth century, declining until the s.
7 But these results have also been questioned, and it is argued that disparities were diminishing before the First World War. 8 As regards France, the long-term evolution of spatial inequalities across départements Cited by: Data and research on finance including financial markets, monetary issues, insurance, private pensions, sovereign debt, public debt management and financial education., The world economy desperately needs more productive investment: to create jobs, to increase productivity and to meet critical global goals like combating climate change.
But instead of more productive investment, we are getting. Downloadable. Author(s): Fan, Shenggen & Zhang, Linxiu & Zhang, Xiaobo. Abstract: In the past two decades, China has achieved world renown for reducing rural poverty. However, it is becoming harder to reduce poverty and inequality further in China, even though its economy continues to grow.
This report compares the impact specific rural public investments can have on promoting growth and. This paper assesses the evolution of regional disparities in China, and brings information and trends up to date. Based on this assessment, it presents the broad outline of a strategy to harmonize growth and regional equity.
We consider three elements of this strategy: infrastructure, social investment and protection, and governance by: Downloadable. In this paper, we examine regional inequalities in Turkey not only at the inter-provincial level but for three different regional definitions as well.
The motivation draws on the findings of Gezici and Hewings() that raised questions about inequalities not only between regions (inter-regional) but inequalities within each region.
export and import figures per capita, public investment expenditures as representative to public expenditure (total of expenditures of health, education, etc.) and employment data are used. In Model 2, regional Gini data are used to express inequality as a dependent variable.
As independent variables, the. Downloadable (with restrictions)! In this paper, we examine regional inequalities in Turkey not only at the interprovincial level but for three different regional definitions as well.
It has raised questions about inequalities not only between regions (interregional) but inequalities within each region. Hence, one contribution of this paper is to test the effects of aggregation and scale on.Book Project “The Informational Origins and Consequences of Colonial Governance” there was limited public goods provision, decreasing the incentives to register and less coercive capacity making it difficult for the colonial state to simply impose the institutions that made European citizens legible.
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