Titlebook: Regional Inequality in Spain; 1860-2015 Alfonso Diez-Minguela,Julio Martinez-Galarraga,Dan Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Introduction,l inequality to evolve in the course of economic development processes? How has regional economic inequality really evolved over the last 30?years? And in the long term? This introductory chapter presents a short approach to these issues and then introduces the main research questions that will be d

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,A Potted History: Spain 1860–2015,mine it from all angles, the text concentrates on changes involving the elements highlighted in economic theory and empirical works, that is, the rate at which the Spanish economy advanced, the evolution of its production structure and sector employment, and the degree of integration of the goods an

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Methodology, Sources and New Evidence,egions (provinces and autonomous communities respectively) and dividing sectors homogeneously into five production areas: agriculture, mining, manufacturing and public utilities, construction and services. Taken as a whole in combination with data on regional population, this information provides a

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,Regional Income Inequality in Spain 1860–2015, any relation between the evolution of regional inequality and the economic development process in Spain? In order to answer these questions, a number of different indicators of inequality are offered in this chapter. Then the patterns of convergence or divergence followed by Spanish regions from th

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Spatial Patterns of Regional Income Inequality Then and Now,g of neighbouring regions into clusters of wealth or poverty. The descriptive evidence provided by the maps is supplemented with spatial autocorrelation statistics to test for the presence of spatial clustering. The analysis aims to identify when exactly the geographical patterns that characterize r

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What Explains the Long-term Evolution of Regional Income Inequality in Spain?,differences in regional labour markets and elements linked to the presence of differences in labour productivity between regions. Then the factors that determine these differences in productivity are examined by carrying out a number of quantitative exercises to see whether or not they are in some w

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Spain and Its Neighbours: An International Comparison,volved in its growth or reduction—matches that seen in most of the south-western European economic area. To this end new evidence on the historical evolution of territorial inequality in a significant area of Europe comprising all regions of Portugal, Spain, France and Italy is provided. From the an

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Conclusions, social polarization. They also show definite spatial patterns. These political responses on the part of the electorate are linked to factors of various types. From an economic perspective they can be seen both as a defence of class interests stemming from a perception of increased inequality in per