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Economic frontiers
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Background
Political& economicpremises of Europeanintegration- a deterrence effect
- a resource allocation effect The gains of 1957 and 1992 hae !een partl"e#hausted
$e% resources for gro%th emerge %ithin a
less fragmented area- Political multi-tier goernance- Economic scale and e#ternalit" 'marketintegration ()
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Economies from scale and e#ternalit"
implications
* +a#imi,ed !enefits %ithin a variable-
geometry areaa territorial effect.
/ 1 Basic benefits net%orks and
agglomerations a alue-added effect.
/ 2Advanced benefits conte#ts of
deelopment a polic" deelopment effect.
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Basic benefits
$et%orks & 0gglomerations the economicadantage of linkages & pro#imit" consists inalue-added creation
omplementarit" to create a %e! of spatiallinkages net%orks facilitate e#changes withinand betweenagglomerations
Two research questions
How does a web of spatial linkages evolveinto an economic region?
o% do %e recogni,e the economic frontiers3
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A macro-view of the economic frontier
Optimal institutional designEsta!lishing a customs union '4iner 195*)6edistri!ution in federal countries 'cott195*8 6othen!erg 197*)ptimumcurrenc" areas 0 '+undell 19:1)Theor" of clu!s %ith contri!utions from lson '19:5) and Buchanan '19:5)
Theor" of clubs howand whycountries 'or more generall"indiidual actors) %ould find it adantageous to !e part of the same
group 'a negotiated ;urisdiction)< Benefitsresult from economies of scale and e#ternalities
associated %ith the consumption of some =core> goods goods thatare essential for the clu! formation in the first place industrial structures8 ageing of social capital 'ur!ani,ation personal connections merits
etc
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Pitfalls
Jeographic pro#imit"
Nato%ice-straabut Opper 6hine 4alle"
Jeographic identifiers
Black ea but candinaia
Ethnic or tri!al homogeneit" Knationalit"
Belgiumbut %it,erland
+onetar" union
European Onion but Onited tates
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0 case stud" 6omania
'a) a regional perspectie
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0 case stud" 6omania
'a>) a regional perspectie
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0 case stud" 6omania
'!) the competitie enironment'share of ori,ontal ?ntra-industr" Trade in total !ilateral trade)
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iscussion
6omania is part of a conte!t of developmenttogether %ith Bulgaria and Turke"
?ncreased trade integration %ith
- ungar" Bulgaria ?tal" Jerman" Poland ON$etherlands 0ustria- contri!utions of regional economies3
The single market triggers a =competitie effect> oflesser intensit" than consolidated !ilaterale#changes '25Q-R5Q S R5Q-5*Q)
?ndirect eidence of positie net%ork economies
?ncipient stages of agglomerations economies
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6ethinking the EO space of
integration
The result of the 1957 pro;ect an aggregate of
atomistic countries
The 2*12 moment an aggregate of conte#ts of
deelopment
ountries dela"ing the process of cross-!order
cooperation %ill miss =the polic" deelopment
effect> of in-depth economic integration 6emapping integration a European challenge