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external control of regional economies: a standalone construct

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Economic geography

the dependence of a region on firms headquartered elsewhere, linked to weaker local decision-making, research and growth.

In economic geography, external control of regional economies refers to the dependence of a region on firms headquartered elsewhere, linked to weaker local decision-making, research and growth. This meaning comes from Firn (1975) in Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space.[1]

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References

Firn, J. R. (1975). External Control and Regional Development: The Case of Scotland. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 7(4), 393-414. https://doi.org/10.1068/a070393

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