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Struttura Industriale e Impatto degli Incentivi: un'Analisi Empirica della Legge 488/1992

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Marco Arnone (IMF & Catholic University of Milan)
Franco Timpano (Catholic University of Piacenza - Italy)

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Sulla base dei dati disponibili dal censimento intermedio del 1996 e del numero delle domande e del volume degli investimenti per la legge 488 (i dati qui rappresentati riguardano solo il secondo bando per motivi di sintesi) nelle regioni italiane per i settori in cui sono divise le imprese censite, si sono effettuati alcuni confronti mirati a verificare in che misura sia possibile stabilire un collegamento tra struttura industriale esistente e performance della 488. La verifica è stata fatta con semplice analisi di correlazione applicata al numero delle imprese e degli addetti nel censimento ed al numero delle domande ed al volume degli investimenti nella legge 488.

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Paper provided by EconWPA in its series Urban/Regional with number 0404005.

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Date of creation: 13 Apr 2004
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Note: Type of Document - doc; pages: 19. This paper present an empirical analysis of the relationship between the Italian regional industrial structure and the public financial incentives aimed at supporting local development (Law 488/1992)
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Keywords: Regional development; financial incentives; industrial structure; state aid;

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  1. Marco Arnone & Carlo Bellavite Pellegrini & Franco Timpano, 2004. "Modelli di Agenzie di Sviluppo Regionale: Analisi Teorica ed Evidenza Empirica," Development and Comp Systems 0404004, EconWPA. [Downloadable!]
  2. Marco Arnone, 2004. "Politiche per lo Sviluppo Locale: il Ruolo della Legge Italiana 488/92, la Contrattazione Negoziata e l'Esperienza Europea," Urban/Regional 0405003, EconWPA. [Downloadable!]
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