Can regional policies affect growth and geography in Europe?

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to analyze the impact of regional policies on the growth and economic geography of European regions. Theories on growth and geography on regional convergence in Europe were analyzed from both an empirical and theoretical perspective. Results indicated the need for a spatial concentration of economic activities when maximizing economic growth and accommodating efficiency issues in the European region. Findings also suggested the need for a conceptual model to comprehend the various effects of trade, growth and location on regional policies in the region.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Intnl Economic Policy, Analysis, Europe, Economic policy, International economic relations, Economic geography

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Tariffs and growth in late nineteenth century America

Article Abstract:

Links between economic growth and import tariffs in the US in the 19th century are examined in detail.

United States, Economic development, International trade, Tariffs

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