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Spatial spillovers and nonlinear effects of urban green space on population aging in China. [PDF]
Front Public HealthZheng X, Wang Y, Zhang D.
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Pathways to circular and regenerative urban agriculture through stakeholder-informed approaches.
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Societal vulnerability amplifies the severity of global groundwater risk and creates latent hotspots
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Intra-Regional Economic Integration
2023Trade integration is a mechanism for fostering prosperity. African countries have created several regional economic integration arrangements. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is the most ambitious initiative in this vein. The AfCFTA also seeks to build on the integration already achieved by existing REAs. The AfCFTA has the potential to
Godfrey C. Onuwa, Oludare Adedire
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2017
Throughout southern Africa the most commonly cited justification for regional economic integration is the small size of the region's individual economies. This chapter examines the region's most important integrative institutions: Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the Southern African Customs Union (SACU).
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Throughout southern Africa the most commonly cited justification for regional economic integration is the small size of the region's individual economies. This chapter examines the region's most important integrative institutions: Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the Southern African Customs Union (SACU).
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European regional economic integration
Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1993Abstract The papers in this symposium provide theoretical and empirical analyses of the effects of regional economic integration. Although the papers are focused on the recent European initiatives towards integration, they formulate frameworks that can be applied within more general contexts.
Francisco L. Rivera-Batiz +1 more
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2006
The increasing internationalisation of economic activity has, as demonstrated in Chapter 2, occupied a central role in the development of a distinctive Third Way economics. The adoption of the hyper-globalist position, namely that globalisation is a real phenomenon and one which effectively undermines traditional forms of social democratic programme ...
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The increasing internationalisation of economic activity has, as demonstrated in Chapter 2, occupied a central role in the development of a distinctive Third Way economics. The adoption of the hyper-globalist position, namely that globalisation is a real phenomenon and one which effectively undermines traditional forms of social democratic programme ...
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Regionalization and Economic Integration
2015As argued in Chapter 15, regionalization and free trade arrangements have enormous potential for creating employment, facilitating investment and fostering growth in Africa. Regionalization can expand the market space of individual SSA firms and grant them the opportunity to reap the economic benefits of scale.
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Regional Economic Integration and National Economic Growth
Regional Studies, 1987BURNS L. S. (1987) Regional economic integration and national economic growth, Reg. Studies 21, 327–339. An analysis of growth rates of US per capita income and its regional distribution shows that spatial integration is inversely related to the rate of national economic growth BURNS L. S.
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Integrating Regional Economic Development Analysis and Land Use Economics [PDF]
, 2012 Two largely separate literatures exist on regional economic development and land use economics. In this chapter, we argue that a full understanding of each of the two areas requires greater knowledge of their interrelationship. We review key studies of the two literatures, particularly those related to the close interconnectedness of regional economic ...
Mark D. Partridge, Dan S. Rickman
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