Population Impact on Per Capita Real GDP Growth: Are There Agglomeration Effects?
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Population Impact on Per Capita Real GDP Growth: Are There Agglomeration Effects?

by Mathieu Provencher

Business Economics
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This focused economic study explores the relationship between population and per capita real GDP growth. It considers whether agglomeration effects help explain differences in growth, connecting demographic patterns with broader questions about economic performance and regional development.

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This book examines the relationship between population and per capita real GDP growth.

It focuses on whether agglomeration effects may influence economic growth outcomes.

The subject connects demographic change with broader questions in economics and regional development.

Suitable for readers seeking a focused study of population, productivity, and growth.

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