Romania is the fastest growing economy in the European Union (EU), and Bucharest and Romania’s secondary cities have been its main growth engines. However, while Bucharest has reached productivity levels comparable to those of other EU capitals, secondary cities in Romania still have some ways to go before competing on equal footing with secondary cities in the EU. Without strengthening these secondary cities, the Romanian economy cannot sustain growth...
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2017/01/01
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Working Paper
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2017/06/20
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Magnet cities : migration and commuting in Romania
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secondary city
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Cristea,Marius; Mare,Codru?a; Moldovan,Ciprian; China,Andreea-Mirela; Farole,Thomas; Vin?an,Adina; Park,Jane; Garrett,Keith Patrick; Ionescu-Heroiu,Marcel.
Magnet cities : migration and commuting in Romania (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/327451497949480572