Abstract
The main task of regional policy in Yugoslavia during the whole postwar period (from 1945 onwards)(1) has been to narrow the gap in development between more developed regions (MDRs) and less developed regions (LDRs), as well as accelerating the development of LDRs.
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Capita Income Regional Development Regional Policy Develop Region Development Level
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Notes
- 1.Mahmut Bakalli, Keynote address, in Problems of Socialeand Industrial Integration of Less Developed Regions with High Population Growth Rates, Working Conference in Pristina, Yugoslavia (Paris: OECD Development Centre, 1979).Google Scholar
- See also Dragoljub Durovic, The Postwar Policy of Development of the Underdeveloped Republics and Autonomous Provinces in Yugoslavia (Belgrade: SFR of Yugoslavia Assembly Series, 1977).Google Scholar
- 2.Dudley Seers, Bernard Schaffer and Marja-Liisa Kiljunen (eds), Underdeveloped Enrope, Studies in Core-Periphery Relations (Hassocks: Harvester Press, 1979).Google Scholar
- 3.Kimmo Kiljunen, 80-Zuvun aluepolitiikan perusteet (Regional Policy in the Eighties) (Helsinki: TTT, 1979).Google Scholar
- 4.Gunnar Myrdal, Economic Theory and Underdeveloped Regions (London: Methuen, 1972) p. 26.Google Scholar
- 7.Anthony Robinson, ‘How Yugoslavia is trying to close its north-south gap’, Financial Times, 1 May 1980.Google Scholar
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© Dudley Seers and Kjell Öström 1983