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Des effets de la globalisation sur les inégalités régionales : quelques apports fondamentaux de l'économie géographique

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Mikael Petitjean () (University of Liège (Belgium) Faculty of Econonomics, Management and Social Sciences Department of Economics Service of International and Interregional Economics (SEII))
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La globalisation, terme utilisé à tort et à travers, est souvent accusée de tous les maux par la presse et les livres à grand tirage. Bien que les caractéristiques fondamentales de la globalisation ne soient plus guère contestées, les opinions divergent quant aux effets de la globalisation sur les inégalités régionales. La crise économique que traverse l'Asie du Sud-Est rend le débat encore plus aigu. L'objet de cette étude n'est pas de présenter un exposé critique de la question mais d'identifier quelques contributions essentielles de l'économie géographique dans ce domaine. L'étude comportera trois parties. Elle précisera tout d'abord la relation qui existe entre l'économie géographique, la globalisation et les coûts de transport. Elle visera ensuite à présenter, dans le contexte de la théorie orthodoxe du commerce international, les apports de Findlay (1995). Il s'agira enfin d'examiner, dans le contexte des nouvelles théories du commerce international, les conclusions auxquelles aboutissent Krugman et Venables (1995).

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Paper provided by University of Liège Faculty of Econonomics, Management and Social Sciences Department of Economics Service of International and Interregional Economics in its series SEII Working Papers with number 990401.

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Keywords: Economic Geography; Globalization; Regional disparity; Regional inequality; Inégalités régionales; Economie géographique;

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