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Regional Economic Systems after COVID-19

Actionable Insights for an Equitable and Resilient Recovery

Inbunden, Engelska, 2023

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Healing the economic and social wounds inflicted by the COVID-19 pandemic will take time, but the long road to recovery presents a unique opportunity to build back better. To catalyze change and succeed in the post-pandemic era, economic development policy and practice must see the crisis as an opportunity to rethink and redesign regional economic systems. This will involve creating a shared understanding of – and policies to address – the differential impacts of the pandemic across occupations, industries, and socioeconomic groups.Rethinking how existing economic development tools, frameworks, and practices can be optimized has never been more compelling. Special attention must be given to interventions capable of accelerating desirable trends that will shape the next normal in our contemporary discussions on the COVID-19 pandemic. This book explores the challenges and opportunities heralded by the virus in the broadest sense and presents case studies on equitable and inclusive economic recoveries.Regional Economic Systems after COVID-19 offers actionable insights for regional policymakers, business leaders, investment and trade promotion agencies, site selectors, students, scholars, researchers, and organizations involved in tourism, foreign direct investment, and economic development.

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Utgivningsdatum2023-06-06
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieNew Horizons in Regional Science series
FörlagEdward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781802208207

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Contents:PART I THE ECONOMIC REDESIGN IMPERATIVE1 Introduction: the economic redesign imperative 2Fred OlayelePART II OCCUPATIONAL IDENTITY, REGIONALRESPONSES, AND POPULATION DENSITY2 Striving despite disruption: young people’s occupationalidentity and economic opportunity during COVID-19 10Jaclyn Kelly and Anindya Kundu3 COVID-19 in New Zealand: consequences, policies, andregional responses 41David Wilson, Patrick McVeigh and Harvey Brookes4 The overblown role of population density in theCOVID-19 pandemic in New York City 67Yu Zhong and Bertrand TeirlinckPART III EQUITABLE AND INCLUSIVE ECONOMICRECOVERIES AND CASE STUDIES5 Gender equality as an economic imperative ina post-pandemic era 94Bernadette Maria Antão Fernandes and Herb Emery6 The imperative of childcare provision as critical infrastructure 112Melissa Pumphrey and Poorvi Goel7 The future of work and inclusion: case studies andtakeaways for economic developers 133Swati Ghosh and Louise AndersonPART IV FACTOR REALLOCATION AND REGIONALINNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS8 Modeling decreased labor access after the COVID-19pandemic: economic, social, and demographic implications 149Jeffrey Dykes, Billy Leung and Fred Olayele9 Neighborhood vulnerability in critical infrastructure and services 168Kyle Marks and Joyce Jauer10 Clusters and regional transformation: establishingactionable forward agendas 186Ifor Ffowcs-Williams11 The global visitor economy and resilience challenge:Mallorca’s destination resurgence in perspective 203Fergus T. Maclaren and Bartomeu Deya Canals12 FDI, innovation superclusters, and value creation inCanada’s ocean sector 225Fred OlayeleIndex 236