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Big ideas: economic geography

Henry  Overman,  March 2011
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Abstract:

Henry Overman sketches the evolution of CEP research on why prosperity is so unevenly distributed across cities, regions and nations


CentrePiece 15 (3) Winter2011 pages: 10-13
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