Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the regions of the European Union in 2018. EuroGeographics for administrative boundaries. The mainland EU regions of Pohjois-ja Itä-Suomi (Finland) and Mazowiecki regionalny (Poland) are excluded / Eurostat.
Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the regions of the European Union in 2018. EuroGeographics for administrative boundaries. The mainland EU regions of Pohjois-ja Itä-Suomi (Finland) and Mazowiecki regionalny (Poland) are excluded / Eurostat. A study by the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) shows that improvements in technology, institutional quality and geographic endowment improve regional economic development and reduce the risk of poverty and social exclusion in Europe. The results are useful for formulating regional development strategies that in turn promote the reduction of inequality. Since the creation of the European Union, one of the main concerns has been to reduce the existing gaps at regional level in terms of inequalities in per capita income. This interest has been latent in the formulation of the Cohesion Policy, one of the main pillars of inequality reduction.
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