The Structural Funds in Andalusia for the Programming Period 2014--2020: Time for Tightening Belts

Manuel Alejandro Cardenete (), María del Carmen Delgado and M. Carmen Lima

European Planning Studies, 2014, vol. 22, issue 3, 563-586

Abstract: During the period 2014--2020 it will be the first time since Spain joined the European Economic Community that the Southern region of Andalusia will not be considered as one of the Objective 1 priority areas for the European Regional Policy. This paper analyses the economic impact of the foreseeable withdrawal of an important amount of European Structural Funds in the region. Our point is to develop a dynamic general equilibrium model to assess, under different simulation scenarios, the effects of the removal of this funding on the main regional economic indicators, specially focusing on GDP growth, a key variable for the future of the region.

Date: 2014
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DOI: 10.1080/09654313.2013.771622

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