The Impact of Economic and Financial Crisis on the Regional Disparities in Romania and European Union

Chirilă, Viorica; Chirilă, Ciprian

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.12.497

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“…Duan [25] found that population mobility of China also had a significant impact on the tendency and structure of regional disparity, and the regional disparity was enlarged by the population mobility since 1978. Chirila [26] investigated how the regional disparities were influenced by economic and financial crisis in Romania and European Union. Song [27] analyzed intercity regional disparity in China and presented evidence on the evolution and magnitude of regional disparities.…”

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Regional Convergence and Sustainable Development in China

2016

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Based on the convergence theory of economic growth, this paper extends this concept to the human development index and carries out an empirical analysis of regional development in China between 1997 and 2006. Our research shows that the conditional convergence has been identified. Investment in fixed assets, government expenditure on education, health and infrastructure construction have positive effects on regional convergence of social development. Population weighted analysis of human development index provides support for weak convergence amongst provinces. Analysis of dynamics of regional distribution reveals the club convergence, which indicate two different convergence states. Central China is in the shade and lags behind, giving rise to the so-called "central downfall". To solve this problem, the "Rise of Central China" Plan is necessary to promote the connection between coastal and inland regions of China and reduce the regional development gap.

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Regional Convergence and Sustainable Development in China

2016

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“…Analysis of these factors at Romanian level is carried out mainly in the context of the broader topic of regional economic and social disparities recorded (Pintilescu 2011, Benedek andVerres 2013;Goschin 2014Goschin , 2015Chirilă and Chirilă 2014). Regional disparities are considered a phenomenon specific to countries with emerging economies (Kuznetz 1995) whose economic development is carried out at different rhythms.…”

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Post-transitional regional fertility in Romania

Jemna¹,

David²

2018

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“…Simionescu (2014) carries out the analysis of beta convergence for the period 2001-2012 in order to highlight regional disparities within EU28. In European as well as national context the problem of regional disparities is dealt with by Antonescu (2012) and Chirilă & Chirilă (2014). Antonescu carries out the analysis of regional disparities with the method of dispersion and Lorenz-Gini curve for the period 1999-2008 using a series of economic, demographic and social indicators.…”

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2015

ijmsba

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Abstract:The decrease of regional disparities represents one of the fundamental objectives of the regional development policy promoted by the EU; furthermore, the waves of enlargement of the EU deepened these differences even more. As a member state of the EU, Romania is actively involved in reducing the economic gaps by applying some regional development strategies and policies. The aim of this paper is to present the results of the labor market analysis from the perspective of the regional gaps, carried out based on some of its specific indicators. The sinuous evolution of the standard deviation for the analyzed indicators (except for the net average salary the standard deviation of which was permanently growing) revealed increase or decrease of the regional disparities for the entire period. However, in comparison to 1998, the regional gaps increased in 2013. The regional poles on the labor market have been as following: Bucharest-Ilfov region for the best values of the studied indicators, and Northeast region and Southwest Oltenia region for the lowest values.

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The Impact of Economic and Financial Crisis on the Regional Disparities in Romania and European Union

Cited by 6 publications

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Regional Convergence and Sustainable Development in China

Regional Convergence and Sustainable Development in China

Post-transitional regional fertility in Romania

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