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Geografía y desigualdad económica y demográfica de las provincias españolas, siglos XIX y XX

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Rafael Dobado González (Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales. Dpto. Historia e Instituciones Económicas II)

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Las desigualdades económicas espaciales en España han constituido –y siguen constituyendo- un objeto preferente de atención para economistas e historiadores económicos; y subyacen al omnipresente debate político contemporáneo sobre la “cuestión regional” -para la mayoría de ciudadanos- o también “cuestión nacional” -para una minoría cualificada y geográficamente concentrada. Además, lo cierto es que la economía española es espacialmente desigual y no se trata de un fenómeno reciente. Por otra parte, las desigualdades espaciales no tienden a desaparecer, sino más bien al contrario. Bien es verdad que, al menos entre mediados de los años cincuenta y hasta finales de los setenta del pasado siglo, se registra en España un proceso de convergencia interregional de rentas. En los noventa, se ha tornado ya “prácticamente inexistente”.

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