On the Convergence of Small Island Economies with Their Metropolitan Patrons

By G. Bertram. 2004

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Subfields: Demography, Economics and Econometrics

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• Introduction: The MIRAB model in the twenty‐first century (2006, result): “Their strong finding that sovereign independence is negatively related to income confirms other recent work on this relationship (Bertram, 2004), 7 and underpins the MIRAB proposition that political relationships determine to a significant extent the ability of small islands to access…”
• Managing the hinterland beyond: Two ideal‐type strategies of economic development for small island territories (2006, background): “Comparative research has shown that, on average, non-sovereign island territories tend to be richer per capita than sovereign ones (Poirine, 1998; Bertram, 2004).”