Rolling back Russia's spatial disparities : re-assembling the Soviet Jigsaw under a market economy (Russian)

Russia’s spatial disparities stem largely from its economic geography, which is unique and has no parallels even when compared to seemingly similar countries such as Australia and Canada. While Australia and Canada also have large land masses and even lower population densities than Russia, a large share of their populations live near the border or the sea. In contrast, Russia’s people are more dispersed inland. Moreover, the populations of Australia...

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Sanghi,Apurva;

Abate,Megersa Abera;

Benitez,Daniel Alberto;

Cineas,Grace;

Kim,Yeon Soo;

Stavrou,Stavros George;

Matytsin,Mikhail;

Rostovtseva,Irina;

Sivaev, Dmitri;
Document Date
2018/05/01
Document Type
Working Paper
Report Number
126805
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Russian Federation,
Region
Europe and Central Asia,
Disclosure Date
2018/06/04
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Rolling back Russia's spatial disparities : re-assembling the Soviet Jigsaw under a market economy
Keywords
dynamic panel data model

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Sanghi,Apurva; Abate,Megersa Abera; Benitez,Daniel Alberto; Cineas,Grace; Kim,Yeon Soo; Stavrou,Stavros George; Matytsin,Mikhail; Rostovtseva,Irina; Sivaev, Dmitri.

Rolling back Russia's spatial disparities : re-assembling the Soviet Jigsaw under a market economy (Russian). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/708911528099174034

Rolling back Russia's spatial disparities : re-assembling the Soviet Jigsaw under a market economy (Russian)

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