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Estimating the effects of regional policy: A critique of the European experience

Nicol, W.R.

Nicol W. R. (1982) Estimating the effects of regional policy: a critique of the European experience, Reg. Studies 16, 199–210. Macro studies of the effects of British regional policy agree that it has been effective. Elsewhere in Europe, the picture is less clear. What consensus exists disappears, however, in terms of the actual size of the policy effect, how this is apportioned between individual instruments and when macro and micro results are compared. Evaluation approaches show a hierarchy in their potential to isolate the policy effect, but examination of the operationalization of the approaches suggests sophistication and result reliability are not easily equated.

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Estimating the effects of regional policy: A critique of the European experience

Nicol, W.R.

Nicol W. R. (1982) Estimating the effects of regional policy: a critique of the European experience, Reg. Studies 16, 199–210. Macro studies of the effects of British regional policy agree that it has been effective. Elsewhere in Europe, the picture is less clear. What consensus exists disappears, however, in terms of the actual size of the policy effect, how this is apportioned between individual instruments and when macro and micro results are compared. Evaluation approaches show a hierarchy in their potential to isolate the policy effect, but examination of the operationalization of the approaches suggests sophistication and result reliability are not easily equated.

Estimating the effects of regional policy: A critique of the European experience

Nicol, W.R.

Nicol W. R. (1982) Estimating the effects of regional policy: a critique of the European experience, Reg. Studies 16, 199–210. Macro studies of the effects of British regional policy agree that it has been effective. Elsewhere in Europe, the picture is less clear. What consensus exists disappears, however, in terms of the actual size of the policy effect, how this is apportioned between individual instruments and when macro and micro results are compared. Evaluation approaches show a hierarchy in their potential to isolate the policy effect, but examination of the operationalization of the approaches suggests sophistication and result reliability are not easily equated.

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Title:

Estimating the effects of regional policy: A critique of the European experience

Contributors:

Nicol, W.R. (author)

Published in:

Regional Studies ; 16 ; 199-210

Publication date:

1982-06-01

Size:

12 pages

ISSN:

0034-3404 , 1360-0591

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/09595238200185221

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

Regional policy , Results , Macro studies , Sensitivity , Operationalization , Reliability , Politique régionale , Macro-Études , Sensibilité , Opérationnelisation , Résultats , Précision , Regionalpolitik , Ergebnisse , Microstudien , Empfindlichkeit , Anwendung , Zuverlässigkeit

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