Il prodotto delle regioni e il divario Nord-Sud in Italia (1861-2004)

By V. Daniele, P. Malanima. 2007

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1. P. Caro
2. Gianpiero Torrisi
3. Roberto Cellini
4. P. Malanima
5. Ayda Eraydin
6. Ron Martin
7. Alessandra Faggian

Citations in the corpus

• Regional Resilience in Italy: A Very Long-Run Analysis (2014, methodology): “…data points; missing data are obtained by linear interpolation, assuming that the effect of sectoral shocks across regions is symmetrical (while the different sectoral composition of regions is properly taken into account) (for further details, see note 5; and DANIELE and MALANIMA, 2007, appx).”
• The long decline of a leading economy: GDP in central and northern Italy, 1300–1913 (2011, background): “Sources: see text and Daniele and Malanima (2007), for the period 1861–2005.”
• Recessions, recoveries and regional resilience: evidence on Italy (2015, background): “While less developed regions in other European countries have moved towards better economic conditions, at least on average, in Italy the regional divide, with the exclusion of the period 1950-1970, has not registered a significant reduction since the early 1890s (Daniele and Malanima, 2007).”