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Convergence Across Polish Regions, 2005–2011 / Konwergencja Pomiędzy Regionami Polski, 2005–2011

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  • Piętak Łukasz

    (University of Lodz, Faculty of Economics and Sociology, Department of World Economy and European Integration)

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Celem artykułu jest zbadanie zjawiska konwergencji pomiędzy regionami Polski w latach 2005-2011. Teoretyczno-empiryczny charakter artykułu zdeterminował wybór metod badawczych Część teoretyczna obejmuje analizę literatury poświęconej zagadnieniom konwergencji regionalnej. Z kolei, część empiryczna artykułu bazuje na badaniach statystycznych. Materiał statystyczny wykorzystany w artykule został zaczerpnięty z Roczników Statystycznych Województw Polski od 2005 r. do 2013 r. oraz baz danych urzędów statystycznych Wielkiej Brytanii i Finlandii. Przeprowadzone badania zmierzają do następujących przypuszczeń: W Polsce w latach 2005-2011 miał miejsce wzrost koncentracji aktywności ekonomicznej. Ponadto pomiędzy województwami nie zachodził proces konwergencji. Regiony bogate rozwijał się szybciej niż regiony biedne. Dywergencja miała miejsce także przypadku produktywności pracy. Dywergencja relacji K/L zdecydowała o dywergencji produktywności pracy w analizowanym okresie. W przypadku krajów UE, to przeprowadzone badania dowiodły, że kraje które uzyskały akcesję z UE w dniu 1 maja 2014, podobnie jak Polska, doświadczyły dywergencji regionalnej. Z kolei, państwa zamożne jak Austria, Belgia czy Holandia potwierdzały konwergencję regionalną na poziomie NUTS 2.

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  • Piętak Łukasz, 2015. "Convergence Across Polish Regions, 2005–2011 / Konwergencja Pomiędzy Regionami Polski, 2005–2011," Comparative Economic Research, Sciendo, vol. 18(2), pages 99-118, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:vrs:coecre:v:18:y:2015:i:2:p:99-118:n:6
    DOI: 10.1515/cer-2015-0014
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