Urban and Regional Dynamics in Poland

In this exploration of urban and regional dynamics in Poland after the transition, the authors find that the degree of urbanization, and primacy remains low in Poland. The largest cities are not growing at the rate that would be expected if post-transition adjustments were operating freely. As a res...

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Main Authors:	Deichmann, Uwe, Henderson, Vernon
Format:	Publications & Research
Language:	en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	cities city size construction countryside decentralization deconcentration depression dwelling dwelling units dwellings economic development emigration employment excess demand externalities females hotels households housing housing construction housing market HOUSING MARKETS housing provision housing shortage housing shortages housing stocks housing supply labor markets labor mobility Location decisions migrants migration mobility MORTALITY municipalities private housing productivity rural areas safety unemployment Urban urban agglomeration economies urban agglomerations urban area urban areas urban centers urban concentration urban development urban environments urban housing URBAN POPULATION urbanization urbanization process vocational training wages workers Urbanization Transition economies Urban growth External efficiency Internal migrations Rural-urban differentials Unemployment rates Housing shortages Labor migration Labor market nexus Domestic resource mobilization Growth-reducing policies Labor mobility Geographic variables Financial services Business services
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21299

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Urban and Regional Dynamics in Poland

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