Titlebook: Spatial Dynamics of European Integration; Regional and Policy Manfred M. Fischer (Director),Peter Nijkamp Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Capital and Labour Productivity Convergence of Manufacturing Industry in the Regions of Greecevely understudied area. Geographers seem to be more interested in the dynamics of the unequal distribution of the factors of production (labour and capital) than in the regional inequalities of their productive use. However, there are clear signs that this has started to change. In the field of regi

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Prospects for Finnish Regional Development under EMU and Deepening Integration the EMU is regional development. The EMU will bring about both economic benefits and potential costs, which are likely to be unevenly distributed between regions. The development of different regions will depend on their ability to respond to changes and adjust to the new environment.

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The Dutch Golden Age and the Rise of Capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe: A Neo-Institutional Ce’ and to elaborate the Walrasian and Paretian mathematical approach in order “to determine in what manner the Ministry concerned with production ought to direct it” (Barone 1935, pp. 245–246). It was held that the planning authority should be concerned with the attainment of marginal substitution a

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Capital and Labour Productivity Convergence of Manufacturing Industry in the Regions of Greecetexts. Apart from the numerous US studies (a detailed review is offered by Gerking 1994), mention can be made of the studies of Chen (1996) in Chinese regions, and Vagionis and Spence (1994) and Vagionis and Sfakianakis (1997) for Greece. At the same time productivity concerns are being raised more frequently in mainstream geographical thinking.

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