The Impact of regional support on growth and convergence in the European Union
By Å. Cappelen, Fulvio Castellacci, J. Fagerberg, Bart Verspagen. 2001
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- Julia Bachtrögler
- Giovanni Perucca
- U. Fratesi
- Fulvio Castellaci
- Sandro Mendonça
- M. Wibe
- T. Muccigrosso
- Federica Busillo
Citations in the corpus
- Advances and Challenges in Innovation Studies (2005, background): “The main result in this mainly applied and empirically oriented literature is therefore that "convergence" toward the same level of GDP per capita is not at all an automatic and necessary consequence of the process of technological development (Cappelen et al. 2003).”
- Measuring the effects of European Regional Policy on economic growth: A regression discontinuity approach (2013, background): “Among the first group of studies, de la Fuente and Vives (1995) estimate a growth model that includes public and human capital.”
- The influence of the local context on the implementation and impact of EU Cohesion Policy (2019, background): “…conditioning factors, that is, local characteristics explaining a differential impact of the policy, such as regional industrial structure (Cappelen et al., 2003; Percoco, 2017), regional settlement structure (Gagliardi & Percoco, 2017), territorial capital (Fratesi & Perucca, 2014,…”