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Dynamic externalities and regional manufacturing development in Poland

Bivand, Roger S.
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1999
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Abstract
The impact of localization and urbanization economies on regional

manufacturing development in Poland 1976-96 is assessed in terms of

employment and the regional convergence or divergence of the economy. Current

research on the role of dynamic production externalities in regional manufacturing

development is examined, starting with a review of recent literature on the nature

of such externalities in manufacturing location, and how positive externalities may

influence the spatial clustering of manufacturing industries. The paper shows that

radical changes have occurred in patterns of Polish regional manufacturing

employment, both with regard to sectors and regions. Transition is refocussing the

regional economy on strong regional centres, and on sectors regarded with little

favour in the planned economy.
Publisher
University of Bergen. Department of Geography
Series
Geografi i Bergen
222

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