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The multiregional differentiation of Italian development is a manifold one: (1) Differentiation of forms, structures, and levels of growth (namely, industrialization as measured, e.g., by the ratio of industrial employment to total labor force); a differentiation leading to the recognition of the coexistence, at Any given time, of regions at different stages of development. (2) Differentiation in terms of the pace and direction of structural changes so far undergone. (3) Differentiation of the reactions of Italian regions to short-term cycle shocks and to the impact of international and national processes and policies. |
