Convergence clubs in different regions of Serbia

Barrios, Maria Candelaria; Jandrić, Maja; Molnar, Dejan; Tanasković, Svetozar

doi:10.1080/13504851.2020.1765960

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“…She placed Romania's regions in Club 2 and Club 3 and concluded that the structural changes are the root of growing the regional disparities. Club convergence was studied by the Barrios et al (2021) for Serbia at the NUTS3 and the findings highlights 2 distinctive clubs. Mazzola and Pizzuto (2020) analyzed the club convergence after the great recession and highlighted the evidences supporting the "multi speed Europe".…”

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A Multi-Level β Convergence Analysis for Romania in a European Framework

Pîrciog¹,

Lincaru²,

Grigorescu³

2022

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Romania belongs to the countries less developed in the European Union and the main desire is to reach the performance of the most developed countries. The β convergence is measured by the time needed to reach the desired level, in our case highest development level. The present study is calculating the β convergence for Romania at the NUTS0, NUTS1 and NUTS2 level with the most developed countries in European Union considering de annual average GDP/capita, considering as target value maximal and median values. The first issue we are looking for is the convergence existence among the European countries. The contribution of the study reveals the time needed to overcome the gap as a starting point for the strategies and the public policies design. In our opinion, a reasonable convergence time is a base for adjusting and speeding the existing policies, since a high period could be perceived as a need for disruptive measures. At the same time the study offers a perspective at the EU level about the time skyline of reaching the homogeneous regional development.

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confidence: 99%