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The reconstruction of the historical national accounts for post-Unification Italy is proceeding. The national time …
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In 150 years, the trends in regional disparities in economic development within Italy have differed depending on … then closed; the North-South gap, by contrast, remains the main open problem in the national history of Italy. This work … between southern and northern Italy, powered by rising productivity and structural change in the South. The last turning point …
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In post-Unification Italy industrialization was ever sharply sub-regional. Initially industry was largely artisanal …
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The biological standard of living in Central Italy at the beginning of the 19th century is analyzed using newly …
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The recent work by E. Felice, Perché il Sud è rimasto indietro, il Mulino, Bologna, 2013, is rather a pamphlet than a book of economic history. In the present article, we discuss both the statistical series of regional GDP from 1871 until 2001 worked out by Felice (section 1), and the...
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The article aims to present and discuss estimates of levels of human and social capital in Italy’s regions over the … inequality in Italy: convergence in value added per capita is tested in light of the neoclassical exogenous growth approach … growth in post-Unification Italy: It grew in importance only in the last decades. Conversely, human capital was more …
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shaping the pattern of regional inequality, the importance of social capital, and the positioning of Italy in the …
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The paper aims to analyze the effects of plague on the long-term development of Italian cities, with particular attention to the 1629-30 epidemic. By using a new dataset on plague mortality rates in 49 cities covering the period 1575-1700 ca., an economic geography model verifying the existence...
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in post-Unification Italy. The path of the national aggregate differs markedly from the extant series, which cover …
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In this paper we investigate the relation between population, wages and urban population in the Italian economy. During the period examined, 1320 - 1870, the prevailing conditions were those of a poor, mainly agricultural economy with limited human capital and rudimentary technology. However,...
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