Why Place Matters and Implications for the Role of Central, Regional and Local Government - Economics Paper 2

Published	31 March 2008
Type(s)	Research and statistics, Reports and summaries
Site	Cities and regions
Product code	07 NCRA 05162
Price	Free

Summary

This paper highlights some of the underpinning Communities and Local Government analysis which fed into - and supported a number of recommendations of - the Review of Sub-National Economic Development and Regeneration (SNR) July 2007. This paper identifies the economic reasons why place matters and uses this as a rationale for spatial policies and highlights the policy implications, including the importance of intervening at the right spatial level.

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