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Regional Resilience in Ireland and the Existence of a Two-Tier Recovery

Quaestiones Geographicae
Volume 37 (2018): Issue 4 (December 2018)
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Figures & Tables

Fig. 1

Relative change in GDP per capita (PPP) for ‘PIIGS’ since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in GDP per capita (PPP) for ‘PIIGS’ since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 2

Relative change in GDP per capita (PPP) for ‘PIIGS’ since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in GDP per capita (PPP) for ‘PIIGS’ since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 3

Relative change in GVA for ‘PIIGS’ since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in GVA for ‘PIIGS’ since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 4

Relative change in GVA for ‘PIIGS’ since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in GVA for ‘PIIGS’ since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 5

Relative change in the number of employed persons in ‘PIIGS’ since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in the number of employed persons in ‘PIIGS’ since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 6

Relative change in the number of employed persons in ‘PIIGS’ since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in the number of employed persons in ‘PIIGS’ since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 7

Relative change in the number of hours worked in ‘PIIGS’ since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in the number of hours worked in ‘PIIGS’ since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 8

Relative change in the number of hours worked in ‘PIIGS’ since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in the number of hours worked in ‘PIIGS’ since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 9

Regional GDP per capita (PPP) as a percent of the national figure.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Regional GDP per capita (PPP) as a percent of the national figure.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 10

Mean deviation of regional GDP per capita (PPP) from the national level.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Mean deviation of regional GDP per capita (PPP) from the national level.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 11

Test for convergence among Irish NUTS3 regions 2000–2014.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Test for convergence among Irish NUTS3 regions 2000–2014.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 12

Relative change in GVA for Irish regions since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in GVA for Irish regions since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 13

Relative change in the number of people employed in Irish regions since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in the number of people employed in Irish regions since 2000.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.

Fig. 14

Relative change in the number of people employed in Irish regions since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
Relative change in the number of people employed in Irish regions since 2007.Source: own study based on Eurostat data.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/quageo-2018-0043 | Journal eISSN: 2081-6383 | Journal ISSN: 2082-2103
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Language: English
Page range: 99 - 110
Submitted on: Sep 3, 2018
Published on: Dec 31, 2018
Published by: Adam Mickiewicz University
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year
Keywords:
regional resilience,
regional disparities,
urban-rural divide,
Ireland
Related subjects:
Geosciences,
Geography

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