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    TitleBeta convergence analysis in the European Union
    Author infoRadoslav Kožiak, Dana Benčiková
    Author Kožiak Radoslav 1978- (50%)
    Co-authors Benčiková Dana 1971- (50%) UMBEF06 - Katedra odbornej jazykovej komunikácie
    Source document Economic and business management. Pp. [1-6]. - Leiden : CRC Press, 2022 ; Sixth international conference on economic and business management (FEBM 2021)
    Keywords regionálna politika - regional policy   regresná analýza - regression analysis   disparity   beta konvergencia  
    Form. Descr.príspevky v zborníku - proceedings papers
    LanguageEnglish
    CountryNetherlands
    AnnotationRegional disparities are considered a complex, not just an economic, issue outside of Europe, too. This is the main reason for the EU to invest billions of Euros into a regional (cohesion) policy annually. This policy has accompanied the EU member states since the mid-20th century. This brings up the question of its demonstration in economic practice examination. As the aim of the common regional policy is to reduce the differences in social-economic development of its regions, we decided to analyze the β-convergence of the gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in purchasing power parity (PPP) during the statistically maximum available period of 20 years. The concept of β-convergence represents a regression analysis. In our case, it is 262 NUTS2 regions of the EU that will reveal convergence/divergence of the examined regions from the analysis indicator's point of view. The result of this analysis will indicate how appropriately the common regional policy is being implemented.
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    Public work category AFC
    No. of Archival Copy53767
    Catal.org.BB301 - Univerzitná knižnica Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici
    Databasexpca - PUBLIKAČNÁ ČINNOSŤ
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