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Deindustrialization? A global perspective

Economics Letters, 2016
Recent studies show that, within countries, manufacturing labor productivity growth has outstripped aggregate labor productivity growth, putting significant downwards pressure on national manufacturing employment shares. We compile the first (nearly) global database of national manufacturing employment and output levels over time, and use it to ...
Jesus Felipe, Aashish Mehta
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Deindustrialization and Conclusion

2023
The structural transformations of deindustrialization have marked the second half of the twentieth century and this century. Not only has pressure to stem the loss of business and manufacturing produced drastic urban policies, these strategies have prioritized and incentivized business and its remaking of space.
Adam D. Fracchia, Patricia M. Samford
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Deindustrialization

1995
Abstract The attentive reader might have wondered what happened to Michel Chevalier in the course of the 1867-68 round of discussions about the rail future of the arrondissement of Lodeve. If he did not possess quite the stature of Cardinal Fleury, Chevalier was undoubtedly the most powerful defender Lodeve had had for a very long time ...
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The Impact of Deindustrialization

2016
Most observers consider that the crisis began in 2007 and has experienced many vicissitudes ever since. Some hope it will resolve itself soon, others suggest analyses leading to different economic policy proposals. The only virtual consensus is in the name, ‘financial crisis’. The present authors do not see it that way, however.
Jean-Hervé Lorenzi, Mickaël Berrebi
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Deindustrialization in Brazil?

2016
There is an intense controversy as to whether Brazil is experiencing a deindustrialization process. Different conclusions can be achieved when attention is paid to: (a) employment versus output; (b) industry as a whole versus manufacturing; (c) absolute versus relative figures.
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The Deindustrialization of Istanbul [PDF]

open access: possible, 2010
Istanbul and Adana are among the oldest and important industrial zones of Turkey. However, the shares of these two regions in the Turkish manufacturing sector substantially decreased after the year 1980. Initially, Adana was a center for the textile industry and the textile was the engine of the Turkish manufacturing sector.
Dogruel, Fatma, Dogruel, A. Suut
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Deindustrialization

2020
Lachlan MacKinnon, Steven High
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