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The 11 pages that link to Regional inequality, each with the reason it gives.

• DeindustrializationRelated: Declining industrial regions can fall behind areas gaining high-wage service industries.

• Fiscal federalismRelated: Transfer systems can mitigate, preserve, or intensify disparities between jurisdictions.

• Special economic zoneRelated: Concentrating investment in a few zones can widen gaps between regions.

• Capital cityRelated: Concentrating government investment in a capital can widen regional disparities or be used to address them.

• Agglomeration economiesRelated: Cumulative concentration can widen gaps between productive hubs and places that lose firms or workers.

• Gini coefficientRelated: The coefficient can compare regional distributions, though results depend on the unit of analysis.

• Economic geographyRelated: It names a central spatial outcome that economic geography seeks to explain.

• Structural unemploymentRelated: Concentrated job growth can leave other regions with persistent worker-job mismatches.

• Core–periphery modelRelated: The model offers one explanation for persistent differences between prosperous centers and dependent regions.

• Primate cityRelated: Investment concentrated in a primate city can widen gaps between the center and other regions.

• Territorial governanceRelated: Uneven territorial capacity can reinforce differences in services and development.