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Equilibrium regional disparities: theory and British evidence

Equilibrium regional disparities: theory and British evidence
Equilibrium regional disparities: theory and British evidence
RICE P. and VENABLES A. J. (2003) Equilibrium regional disparities: theory and British evidence, Reg. Studies 37, 675-686. Regional inequalities in many countries, including the UK, are large and persistent. They show up in a number of economic variables, most of them endogenous, making it difficult for the researcher to identify the underlying causes of the disparities. This paper uses sub-regional data for Great Britain to identify spatial patterns of disparities. It then compares these patterns with those predicted by a theoretical model under a number of alternative hypotheses about the underlying cause of the disparities. The approach lays the groundwork for theory based econometric modelling of the causes of regional inequalities.
regional inequalities, economic geography, UK regions
0034-3404
675-686
Rice, Patricia
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Venables, Anthony J.
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Rice, Patricia
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Rice, Patricia and Venables, Anthony J. (2003) Equilibrium regional disparities: theory and British evidence. Regional Studies, 37 (6-7), 675-686. (doi:10.1080/0034340032000108769).

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RICE P. and VENABLES A. J. (2003) Equilibrium regional disparities: theory and British evidence, Reg. Studies 37, 675-686. Regional inequalities in many countries, including the UK, are large and persistent. They show up in a number of economic variables, most of them endogenous, making it difficult for the researcher to identify the underlying causes of the disparities. This paper uses sub-regional data for Great Britain to identify spatial patterns of disparities. It then compares these patterns with those predicted by a theoretical model under a number of alternative hypotheses about the underlying cause of the disparities. The approach lays the groundwork for theory based econometric modelling of the causes of regional inequalities.

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Published date: 2003
Keywords: regional inequalities, economic geography, UK regions

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Local EPrints ID: 33004
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/33004
ISSN: 0034-3404
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Date deposited: 15 May 2006
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 07:40

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Author: Patricia Rice
Author: Anthony J. Venables

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