Titlebook: Regional Convergence in the European Union; Facts, Prospects and Juan R. Cuadrado-Roura (Director of the ‘Service I Book 2002 Springer-Verl

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hazard

EMU and Regional Labor Market Disparities in Eurolandeuro. Relatively little attention has been given to the labor market effects of EMU, although labor market performance is likely to be crucial for the long-term success or failure of EMU. In this paper we focus on the question how EMU might affect the future performance of European labor markets and

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Regional Disparities and Regional Convergence Problems in the EMU: Introductionies of the signatory countries, “harmonious development must also be assured, reducing the differences between diverse regions and the backwardness of the least favoured”, this idea was not adopted as an objective by the EEC, nor was any instrument or mechanism established to make its achievement possible.

sultry

EMU and the Industrial Specialisation of European Regionsed welfare benefits to a similar degree. Potentially, the integration process could also entail an increased instability of regional development and rising divergence of regional incomes such that there might be winners and losers of the integration process.

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Substance

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Regional Cohesion in an Enlarged European Union: an Analysis of Interregional Specialization and Inthe EU becomes a decisive issue for further integration. Particularly in the more advanced forms of economic integration the issue of redistributive instruments becomes crucial (Molle 1999, pp. 146–150).

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daredevil

Polydipsia

The Spatial Economic Impact of Euroland and the Implications for Policyere will be a net gain in economic activity overall there may be —and the evidence of this paper suggests there will be— areas of the EU which gain relative to others. As well as such direct effects, however, there will be indirect effects.