Be that as it may, Sraffian economics is a good example of the unequal global diffusion of economic specialization; while it is recognized as a minority school of thought in Europe, Sraffian economics is virtually unknown in American academic circles.
There is some economic specialization within different parts of the state.
For the first time, Nigeria will have a network of up-to-date information, providing a platform for sharply higher productivity and economic specialization.
Excavations (1976 81) have shown 10th-century Jorvik (York), a Danish settlement, to have been a centre of international trade, economic specialization, and town planning; it was on its way to becoming by 1086 (in the Domesday survey) one of Europe's largest cities, numbering at least 2,000 households.
Among the features associated with it were a surge in overseas trade, the appearance of the chartered company, acceptance of the principles of mercantilism, the creation of a money economy, increased economic specialization, and the establishment of such new institutions as the state bank, the bourse, and the futures market.
The most common features in social science are ethnic, cultural, or linguistic (Provence), climatic or topographical (the Tennessee Valley), industrial or urban (the Ruhr), economic specialization (the cotton belt of North America), administrative units (standard government regions in Great Britain), and international political areas (the Middle East).
As much as modern economic theory promotes specialization, the reality is that few people want to specialize in one topic and be ignorant of the rest.
However, we should see a rise in household-based economic activity and specialization of adult employment towards work outside the home with saturation.
The second is the presence in both the pre-Hispanic and Colonial periods of an economy whose objective was not economic growth through specialization, but rather the defense of territory and the reduction of an excessive tax burden.
Emphasis is put on comparing domains, but also sub-domains (economic sectors, scientific specializations).
A second part of her theoretical critique was against the micro-economic model of specialization.
