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As explained in the introductory chapter, the interest of this study is not only in the success factors of benefiting regions in the past, but mainly concerns what will happen to benefiting and global regions once different and alternative assumptions are made on how globalization will continue to affect international markets.
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Annex 9.1 Quantitative Assumptions
Annex 9.1 Quantitative Assumptions
National target values in the scenarios – Continued
Note: absolute values
Regional target values in the scenarios – Continued
Note: average group value in 2005 = 1
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Capello, R., Fratesi, U., Resmini, L. (2011). Globalization and European Strategies: Alternative Scenarios. In: Globalization and Regional Growth in Europe. Advances in Spatial Science. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-19251-7_9
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