Deindustrialization

De-industrialization is a process of social and economic change caused by the removal or reduction of industrial capacity or activity in a country or region, especially of heavy industry or manufacturing industry. There are different interpretations of what de-industrialization is. Many associate de-industrialization of the United States with the mass closing of automaker plants in the now so-called "Rust Belt" between 1980 and 1990. The US Federal Reserve raised interest and exchange rates beginning in 1979, and continuing until 1984, which automatically caused import prices to fall. Japan was rapidly expanding productivity during this time, and this decimated the US …

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PCNS: Policy Center for the New South · 22 October 2024 English

This phase of hyper-globalization and deterritorialization began to reverse after the 2008 subprime crisis, the aftermath of which saw the beginning of the deglobalization period of today. [...] In contrast …

industrial power has accelerated the process of deindustrialization, and reduced employment and income in the technological and socioeconomic factors: the deindustrialization phase, which began fifty years ago, and the experienced similar declines directly linked to deindustrialization. In these and other cities, large industrial


18 October 2024 English

THE IMPORTANCE OF GROWTH MODELS: LESSONS FROM THE 1950S TO 1970S Developing countries must find ways to mobilize resources, both domestic and international, to increase capital and labor inputs to …

workers. However, in recent decades, premature deindustrialization seems to have set in at lower levels of GDP above-mentioned phenomenon of premature deindustrialization afflicting emerging markets and developing


NCAER: National Council of Applied Economic Research · 17 October 2024 English

I try to do my job of sorting out what's going on in the best way I can with my values and my knowledge and my research in topics which …

of jobs it generates. The coincidence of deindustrialization with the growth of the tech sector and to


NBER: National Bureau of Economic Research · 10 October 2024 English

old-age male mortality. This article empirically investigates this link using a large-scale deindustrialization as a source of shocks to local labor markets: the decline in the New England’s textile industry find small impacts on migration and changes in sociodemographic composition of counties post-deindustrialization. Using Social Security Administration death records linked with historical censuses 1900-1940 families. Using 1950-1960 census data, we find that those born in highly-exposed counties post-deindustrialization reveal large reductions in schooling, decreases in high school completion, and significant

MALE MORTALITY: EVIDENCE FROM HISTORICAL DEINDUSTRIALIZATION OF THE NEW ENGLAND TEXTILE SECTOR Hamid Male Mortality: Evidence from Historical Deindustrialization of the New England Textile Sector Hamid Noghanibehambari investigates this link using a large-scale deindustrialization as a source of shocks to local labor markets: sociodemographic composition of counties post-deindustrialization. Using Social Security Administration death those born in highly-exposed counties post-deindustrialization reveal large reductions in schooling, decreases


APO: Asian Productivity Organization · 10 October 2024 English

In addition to the productiv- ity account in each economy, the regional growth accounts are developed in APO-PDB 2024 for eight economy groups: the ASEAN6, the APO21, Asia25, CLMV, East …

Resources as Capital 86 Box 111 Premature Deindustrialization in Asia 98 Box 112 Navigating the Economic Perspective Box 11 Premature Deindustrialization in Asia Deindustrialization, or the shrinkage of the manufacturing Rodrik (2016), which calls it “premature deindustrialization.” Rodrik claims that many developing economies experiencing full industrialization. Premature deindustrialization may harm economic development because manufacturing status. Rodrik points out that premature deindustrialization is serious, particularly in Latin America


CEIP: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace · 9 October 2024 English

Tunisia’s vulnerability to financial crisis is clear from its economic performance in 2023. How can the country pull itself back from the edge?

the currency earlier would have prevented deindustrialization and supported investment and export growth


Cato Institute · 2 October 2024 English

Colin Grabow discusses the myth of American deindustrialization on the Make it. Move it. Sell it. podcast


Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University · 27 September 2024 English

Shifting from a programmatic to a more holistic approach: Backbone organizations and partners with local context have a broader commitment to the community and have a longer-term time horizon to …

have impacted local communities include deindustrialization, weakening community cohesion, and market consolidation across other industries and widespread deindustrialization in many parts of the country has the potential


World Bank Group · 26 September 2024 English

Analyses of GDP per capita differences across countries focus almost exclusively on differences in productivity. This paper shows that there are also large differences in medium-run dynamics in the employment-to-population …

(3): 151–74. Rodrik, D. 2016. “Premature Deindustrialization.” Journal of Economic Growth 21 (1): 1–33


World Bank Group · 25 September 2024 English

Analyses of GDP per capita differences across countries focus almost exclusively on differences in productivity. This paper shows that there are also large differences in medium-run dynamics in the employment-to-population …

(3): 151–74. Rodrik, D. 2016. “Premature Deindustrialization.” Journal of Economic Growth 21 (1): 1–33


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