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This refers to the concept of "fragmented development" introduced by geographer Fred Scholz (2002) to describe unequal economic development inside one country or region due to the promotion of single-industry development, disregarding the promotion of other economic branches.
That is, DGAM represents a case in which air pollution is a local environmental issue impacting people whose average income is enough to expect positive WTP for air quality but where unequal economic development is expected to yield a trade-off between environmental and social attitudes, and family concerns.
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Peasant anxieties about land dispossession were loudly repeated by the students, who abhorred the realities of unequal economic growth and opted instead for the theoretical egalitarianism of unproved Marxist-Leninist models of development.
The initiative aims to reduce the markedly unequal levels of economic development inside Mexico, with a set of wealthy, internationally connected northern states, and an agricultural south that seems mired in perpetual underdevelopment.
This approach is more adequate for a new EU member state with lower level of economic development and an unequal valuing of local potential for growth, like Romania.
In that case, Mr Cowen's minimum income might be necessary to prevent the development of a highly unequal economic dystopia.But an awful lot depends on just how much consumer surplus such innovations produce.
The disparities in China's social and economic development, along with the unequal access to and use of health services promote the observed imbalance of health problems among the different socio-economic levels in society.
(See also economic development).
It takes economic development".
One, more economic development.
It's about economic development.
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