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International migration links of the Middle Ural

Nosov, Andrey - In: Economy of region 1 (2011) 1, pp. 251-253

The complex of migration links of Sverdlovsk region is considered in the article. The analysis of position of the region in the migration structure of Russian Federation and the Ural Federal district is presented based on the available literature data. An estimate of dynamics of migration...

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International migration links of the Middle Ural

Nosov, Andrey - In: Economy of region 1 (2011) 1, pp. 249-251

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Influence of demographic processes on economy of a region

Chuchkalova, Svetlana; Starodumova, Olga - In: Economy of region 1 (2010) 4, pp. 220-224

The paper presents two demographic models. The models are built for population of the Kirov region. The first one is a … population in the region. An attempt is made to consider an influence of quality of life in the region on migratory processes …

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Ethnodemographic factor of development of economy of Ural's regions

Surnina, Nadezhda; Pechura, Oksana - In: Economy of region 1 (2011) 1, pp. 41-49

In the clause the importance of ethnodemographic factor in the conditions of an openness of regional economy is proved, its internal structure is determined, the basic of qualitative-quantitative characteristics of ethnodemographic processes for regions of Ural are established and conclusions...

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Influence of demographic processes on economy of a region

Chuchkalova, Svetlana; Starodumova, Olga - In: Economy of region 1 (2010) 4, pp. 225-228

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INDUSTRIALIZATION: AN ITINERARY RUINED BY EXTRAECONOMIC FACTORS. CASE STUDY: THE ROMANIAN ECONOMY

Dan, POPESCU - In: Revista Economica 61.2 (2012) 2, pp. 7-25

How did the evolution of Romanian industry develop in the years after 1944 and until 1989? How about afterwards, during the transition from a socialist economy of Eastern European type to a generically defined market economy, when it failed to achieve socially desirable results, namely during...

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The determinants of local population growth: A study of Oxfordshire in the nineteenth century

Casson, Mark - In: Explorations in Economic History 50 (2013) 1, pp. 28-45

This paper presents a new econometric model for analysing population growth at the village and town level. It develops … and applies a theory of the equilibrium distribution of population over space. The theory emphasises geographical … markets disappeared and urban markets grew. This shake-out had significant implications for population growth at the local …

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FRAGILE AND STRUCTURALLY WEAK RURAL AREAS. THE CASE OF ARAGÓN (SPAIN), 1900-2001+

Lanaspa, Luis; Pueyo, Fernando; Sanz, Fernando - In: Regional Science Inquiry IV (2012) 2, pp. 41-56

maintaining their population and highly peripheral in nature. Generally, they have an aged population, a low density of population … period 1900-2001 permit us, taking the evolution of the population of Aragón as a possible archetype, to establish the …

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How Substitutable are Fixed Factors in Production? Evidence from Pre-industrial England

Wilde, Joshua - Department of Economics, University of South Florida - 2013

than one, which implies that the Malthusian effects of population on income were stronger than current models predict. In … of population density in England from its year 1500 level raises the difference in the growth rates of land- and labor …

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CHINA - A UNIQUE IMAGE IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD

MIHAI, Ioana-Iulica; CHIRILA, Camelia - In: Management Strategies Journal 17 (2012) 3, pp. 39-44

Globalization is an irreversible process that generates multiple effects on all countries in the world, regardless of their level of development. Like any social and political process, globalization cannot be considered an unlimited source of benefits, especially for the countries where labor...

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