The globalization and regionalization of economic power is a real turning point.
Furthermore, regionalism and regionalization in this group of economies have failed to make much headway.
A compact polygonal region has the advantages of being homogeneous and maximizing the accessibility of all points within that region, therefore it is useful in a large number of real-world applications, such as in conservation planning, political district partitioning, and the proposed application in this paper concerning regionalization for urban economic modeling.
Key barriers to regionalization included personal and economic strain on families, loss of autonomy on the part of referring physicians and hospitals, loss of revenue on the part of referring physicians and hospitals, the potential to worsen outcomes at small hospitals by limiting services, and the potential to overwhelm large hospitals.
The extent to which a region will deepen its economic integration and adopt the characteristics of a supranational state is partially influenced by the factors prompting states to start the regionalization process.
Ukraine might also believe that the global economic crisis will replace flat "globalization" with lumpy "regionalization," and Ukraine should throw in its lot with Russia as it seeks to consolidate "its" region.
Overlaying the coefficient maps for a cluster analysis would help identify boundaries of the underlying regionalization determined naturally by social and economic processes.
According to Qobo (2007) and Holloway (2007) regionalization in southern Africa was mainly driven by political rather than economic considerations, with trade or economic agendas becoming prominent after the transformation of the SADCC into the SADC in 1992.
The level-II regionalization divides the world into 28 fluctuation regions, based on level-I regionalization.
This can effectively cut economic costs and still keep the necessary accuracy in the sense of regionalization.
