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Convergencia y desarrollo regional en Italia y en España

Vázquez Barquero, Antonio (contributor); … - 1999 - 1. ed

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Regional inequality and convergence in Southern Europe : evidence from height in Italy and Spain, 1850-2000

Martínez Carrión, José-Miguel; María-Dolores, Ramón - In: Revista de economía aplicada : REA 25 (2017) 74, pp. 75-103

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Regional Inequality and Convergence in Southern Europe. Evidence from Height in Italy and Spain, 1850-2000

Martínez-Carrión, José-Miguel - 2018

This paper analyses the growth in height and its regional variability in Spain and Italy between the generational …, which became more intense in Italy from the beginning of the twentieth century and in Spain from 1950. Therefore, there was … twentieth century, although inequality was lower in Spain than in Italy at the end of the period …

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Economic Growth and Dualism in Italian Regions : A Spatiotemporal Model

Brasili, Cristina; Bruno, Francesca; Saguatti, Annachiara - 2012

The topic of regional economics and business cycles has attracted increasing attention in recent years. However, an analysis of the dynamics and the features of economic growth in different areas is hampered by the fact that official Italian GDP statistics at the regional level are not updated...

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Regional Growth with Spatial Dependence : A Case Study on Early Italian Industrialization

Ciccarelli, Carlo - 2016

The paper estimates a conditional ß-convergence model of labor productivity growth in Italy's manufacturing industry during 1871-1911, accounting for spatial dependence. The empirical evidence is based on a recent set of data at provincial (NUTS 3) level on manufacturing value added at 1911...

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A reassessment of Italian regional convergence through a non-parametric approach

Dal Bianco, Silvia - 2009

This paper employs the distribution dynamics approach to investigate cross-regional convergence of GDP per worker in Italy, between 1980 and 2003. Two sets of competitive hypotheses are tested: absolute versus conditional and neoclassical versus technological. Supportive evidence of only...

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Going Clubbing in the Eighties: Convergence in Manufacturing Sectors at a Glance

Dal Bianco, Silvia - 2010

I adopt the distribution dynamics framework to study labor productivity convergence, in the period 1980-1995, among 28 developed and developing countries, in different manufacturing sub-sectors, identified, as according their technological content into Resource Based, Low Technology, Medium...

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What about regions in regional science? : an exercise of convergence using different geographic scales of European Union : 53rd ERSA Congress, 27-31 August 2013 - Palermo, Italy

Resende, Guilherme Mendes; Cravo, Túlio - 2013

The choice of the spatial scale of analysis is a problematic issue in applied research, particularly in the literature of regional economic growth. Nevertheless, it is evident that regional scientists have been slow at demonstrating the empirical implications of changes in spatial scale of...

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The Impact of European Cohesion Policy. A Study on Italian Regions

Francesco, Aiello; Pupo, Valeria - 2012

The aim of this paper is to provide a contribution to the debate on the effectiveness of cohesion policies in Italy. It focuses on the effects of EU spending on the convergence process across Italian regions from 1996 to 2007. The empirical analysis is based on a neoclassical growth model which...

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Convergence among Italian Regions, 1861-2011

Iuzzolino, Giovanni - 2013

In 150 years, the trends in regional disparities in economic development within Italy have differed depending on whether they are gauged by longitude or by latitude. The disparities between western and eastern regions first widened and then closed; the North-South gap, by contrast, remains the...

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