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Economic Geography, Key Ingredients, Policy Implications, Regional Support, Assessing Progress, Role of Income, Monocentric City Model, Endogenous Growth Models, Growth and Regional Disparity, Empirical Evidence. Exam paper for economic students.
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Question 1 According to Paul Krugman, New Economic Geography models depend on a few “key
ingredients”. Describe these “key ingredients” as well as the main conclusions of NEG models, and comment on these models’ policy implications.
Question 2 To what extent is the framework of regional support proposed for the European Union in 2014-2020 an improvement on the framework that currently exists?
Question 3 How should regional policy be evaluated? Illustrate your response with a consideration of the role of income and employment targets in assessing progress in regional development.
Question 4 Outline the basic set-up of a Monocentric City model. What are the conclusions and implications it generates? How has the model been tested empirically?
Question 5 Explain the neoclassical and endogenous growth models. Discuss their capacity to explain regional growth and regional disparity.
Question 6 Describe the structure of a simple Input-Output model. Outline an example of impact analysis using an input-output model of a region or country. What are the effects/impacts you expect in your chosen example? Does Input-Output impact analysis capture all of them? Explain.
Question 7 Describe various externalities associated with agglomeration. Explain the rationale for the argument that innovation is more likely to occur in cities. Does the empirical evidence support this argument?