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Regional development, Absorption problems and the EU Structural Funds [PDF]

, 2004
Based on the review of literature and our own conceptual considerations, we show that absorption problems regarding the EU Structural Funds may be important. Our brief covering of some general macroeconomic aspects of absorption problems brings us closer to the central topic of our paper, namely, the question of how to measure the administrative ...
Andrej Horvat, Gunther Maier
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EU Structural Funds in the Baltic Countries Useful or Harmful?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
The current article is focused on the role of financial assistance from the European Union in the budgets of the three Baltic countries. They all have seriously benefitted from the support of EU structural funds, which have reached close to five per cent of their GDP.
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Reforming the structural funds: Challenges for EU regional policy

European Planning Studies, 1998
Abstract The reform of the Structural Funds is intended to improve the efficiency of EU regional policy and accommodate the costs of EU enlargement through concentration of spending, simplification of bureaucracy and decentralisation of administration.
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The structural funds and EU cohesion policy

2018
Hubert Heinelt, Wolfgang Petzold
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From EU Structural Funds to Levelling Up: Empty signifiers, ungrounded statism and English regional policy

Local Economy, 2022
Paul Copeland, Diamond, Patrick
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EU structural and investment funds and disability

2020
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Scotland and the EU’s structural Funds

2004
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EU structural funds and growth prospects: A sobering experience

2017
New research shows that regional funding of the European Union - currently amounting to 450 billion Euros - has no positive effect on economic growth. - In the financial framework period of 2014 to 2020, for the first time the European Structural Funds represent the main share of the European Union's (EU) budget.
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The Impact of EU Structural Funds on Regional Disparities within Member States

Environment and Planning C: Urban Analytics and City Science, 2012
Andreas Kyriacou, Oriol Roca-Sagalés
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Are we spending too much to grow? The case of Structural Funds

Journal of Regional Science, 2018
Augusto Cerqua, Guido Pellegrini
exaly