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Las regiones europeas: una tipología basada en técnicas multivariantes

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  • Díaz Bárbara

    (Universidad de Málaga)

  • Cruces Eugenia

    (Universidad de Málaga)

  • Morillas Antonio

    (Universidad de Málaga)

Abstract

En este trabajo se utiliza la información estadística referente a los indicadores regionales, suministrada por Eurostat, para elaborar una clasificación y caracterizar el espacio socioeconómico europeo en base a los mencionados indicadores, que, como se sabe, se refieren básicamente a datos demográficos, de mercado de trabajo y producto interior bruto. Para conseguir tal objetivo, se realiza una aproximación metodológica en dos fases: en primer lugar se utiliza un análisis cluster, con los indicadores regionales más relevantes, para evaluar las posibilidades de clasificación y número de grupos a formar. En una segunda etapa, se aplica un análisis discriminante con un doble objetivo: evaluar la bondad de las distintas clasificaciones derivadas del método anterior y encontrar los indicadores más significativos para diferenciar los diferentes espacios socioeconómicos obtenidos. Por último, se analizan las características socioeconómicas de las distintas agrupaciones regionales obtenidas.

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  • Díaz Bárbara & Cruces Eugenia & Morillas Antonio, 2005. "Las regiones europeas: una tipología basada en técnicas multivariantes," Urban/Regional 0512002, University Library of Munich, Germany.
  • Handle: RePEc:wpa:wuwpur:0512002
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    Keywords

    european regions; multivariate clustering; regional economics;
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    • R - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics

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