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Specialisation of European Manufacturing
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In this paper, the authors investigated how the structure of manufacturing changes in the EU countries over the past 15 years and presented evidence about the specialisation of countries in production and exports in general and whether the share of the most important industries is decreasing or increasing under the impact of integration and globalisation.Abstract:
The article investigates how the structure of manufacturing changes in the EU countries over the past 15 years: it presents evidence about the specialisation of countries in production and exports in general and whether the share of the most important industries is decreasing or increasing under the impact of integration and globalisation.read more
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a dynamic model of the post-war growth of international economic activity in Europe and the USA, and the evolution of technological competition between US and European firms technological advantage as a determinant of the international economic activities of firms technological competition and intra-industry production in the industrialised world.
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The rise and fall of regional inequalities
Diego Puga,Diego Puga +1 more
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Agglomeration in the Global Economy: A Survey of the ‘New Economic Geography’
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Integration and the competitiveness of peripheral industry
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Structural Change in OECD Export Specialisation Patterns: de-specialisation and ‘stickiness’
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