Titlebook: Regional Science: Perspectives for the Future; Manas Chatterji (Professor of Management and Honor Book 1997 Manas Chatterji 1997 developme

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Socioeconomic Transformations in Central and Eastern Europe from the Perspective of Regional Sciencet economy. They have resulted in the expansion of the private sector, the privatization of state-owned enterprises, and the development of banks, stock exchanges and insurance agencies. Consequently, the number of economic agents making decisions about location, investments, business contacts, and

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The North American Free Trade Agreement: Implications for US Regions,ween the USA, Mexico and Canada. In 1992, US exports to Canada amounted to $90 billion and imports to $101 billion. US exports to Mexico in that year were valued at $41 billion and imports from Mexico amounted to $36 billion; estimates of these flows in 1993 were $51 billion and $45 billion, respectively.

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Regional Science and New Regional Policy in Russia, diversity of natural, geographic, sociocultural, economic and other conditions in different regions. Inherent controversy of target orientation and objective conditions of this system functioning seriously affected the state of regional studies.

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Integration Processes and Foreign Investment in Central Europe: A Regional Perspective, focuses on the transition to the next stage of European integration, but does not solve the problems of Central and East European countries, which after the Second World War were deprived of the possibility of free and rational economic growth within the European market economy.

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Introduction,he primary factors affecting human economic activity. Accordingly, some say that the appropriate name of the new discipline should have been Spatial Science. However, although this name would have captured the micro aspects of human interaction, the aggregate macro aspect would have been lost.

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Linked System of Enterprise, Regional and National Input-Output Accounts for Policy Analysis,nt policy changes happening in the regional, national and international spheres. A linked input-output system of accounts provides an excellent means of portraying these relationships. The purpose of this chapter, therefore, is to extend this important concept in two ways.