2020
DOI: 10.1111/rsp3.12322
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Regional development gaps in Argentina: A multidimensional approach to identify the location of policy priorities

Abstract: Spatial inequalities within Latin American countries have historically attracted the interest of academics, policymakers, and international agencies. This paper aims to provide a multidimensional diagnosis of provincial development gaps in Argentina, in order to identify the location of policy priorities. Therefore, we built a large database, which covers seven development dimensions, and applied multivariate analysis techniques to overcome some analytical limitations of previous studies. Results show the stab… Show more

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“…2 Also on earnings, Chiswick et al (2000) used a 1993 household survey in Bolivia (Encuesta 1 Examples of these methods are K-means, hierarchical clustering, DBSCAN, among others. See Niembro and Sarmiento (2020) and the references there in for a recent application of some of these clustering methods in the context of regional development.…”
Section: Human Capital Constraints In Boliviamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 Also on earnings, Chiswick et al (2000) used a 1993 household survey in Bolivia (Encuesta 1 Examples of these methods are K-means, hierarchical clustering, DBSCAN, among others. See Niembro and Sarmiento (2020) and the references there in for a recent application of some of these clustering methods in the context of regional development.…”
Section: Human Capital Constraints In Boliviamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En las últimas décadas la literatura internacional ha explorado la relación entre las capacidades locales de innovación y los procesos de desarrollo, primero para experiencias regionales exitosas y, luego, para las regiones periféricas o menos desarrolladas. No obstante, el análisis de estas problemáticas y la evidencia empírica a nivel territorial en Argentina todavía son limitados, aún cuando las desigualdades regionales han sido una preocupación histórica que perdura hasta la actualidad (Cao y Vaca, 2006;Niembro y Sarmiento, 2020). En ese sentido, el presente artículo aborda un área de vacancia y pretende aportar información novedosa sobre los vínculos existentes entre los desiguales niveles de desarrollo de las provincias argentinas y las políticas e instituciones de ciencia, tecnología e innovación (CTI) que se despliegan en el territorio.…”
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