Titlebook: Government Measures for the Promotion of Regional Economic Development; International Information Centre for Local Credit Book 1964 Spring

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978-94-011-8425-0Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1964

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07290-4When the term economic development is used, the so-called development countries are frequently thought of in the first place. In other words the problem is viewed internationally, the differences in development levels of the countries of the world being taken as a basis.

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Braunsberg, Katholische Akademie,The regional income-level in Norway has varied to a great extent. The level has been especially low in the regions where fishing and agriculture have been the dominant trades.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67893-6The attraction of the towns and industrial centres was bringing about in Switzerland too an exodus from the mountain and rural areas, which soon began to cause uneasiness in large sectors of the community.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93819-0Local authorities in various countries have endeavoured for many years to attract industries by means of offering financial facilities, the principal facilities of this type being tax advantages and the financing by municipalities of industrial premises which are then rented by private enterprises.

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The Nature and Causes of Unequal Regional Economic Development; Government Measures to Deal with theWhen the term economic development is used, the so-called development countries are frequently thought of in the first place. In other words the problem is viewed internationally, the differences in development levels of the countries of the world being taken as a basis.

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ItalyIntervention by the State in Italy with a view to encouraging the development of economic activities, particularly in the industrial sector, is not a postwar innovation, even although such measures were of far too restricted a nature in the past.

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NorwayThe regional income-level in Norway has varied to a great extent. The level has been especially low in the regions where fishing and agriculture have been the dominant trades.