Image: Distribution of Manufacturing between Two Regions
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Description: The figure illustrates Krugman’s ‘core-periphery’ model. The horizontal axis represents costs of trade between the two regions. The vertical axis represents the share of either region in manufacturing. Solid lines on the graph denote stable equilibria. Dashed lines denotes unstable equilibria. K is a critical (bifurcation) point.
Title: Distribution of Manufacturing between Two Regions
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Author: Ростислав Кирилл Владимирович
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