The geography of financial and business services in Poland: stable concentration and a growing division of labour
This commentary documents the spatiotemporal distribution of financial and business services (FABS) production in Poland, by using location quotients for employment and gross value added. Considering the growing prominence of Warsaw in the central European and international network of financial cent...
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| description | This commentary documents the spatiotemporal distribution of financial and business services (FABS) production in Poland, by using location quotients for employment and gross value added. Considering the growing prominence of Warsaw in the central European and international network of financial centres, one could expect increasing spatial concentration of FABS in the country. Our findings confirm the undisputed primacy of Warsaw, but also show a dynamic development of FABS in Wrocław, Poznań, and Kraków, suggesting a growing division of labour. Overall, there is little evidence to suggest consolidation of FABS in Poland. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:c664ce17-55ec-44ab-ba5e-b989ddf2d1e62022-03-27T06:37:48ZThe geography of financial and business services in Poland: stable concentration and a growing division of labourJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:c664ce17-55ec-44ab-ba5e-b989ddf2d1e6EnglishSymplectic ElementsSAGE Publications2020Hashimoto, TWojcik, DThis commentary documents the spatiotemporal distribution of financial and business services (FABS) production in Poland, by using location quotients for employment and gross value added. Considering the growing prominence of Warsaw in the central European and international network of financial centres, one could expect increasing spatial concentration of FABS in the country. Our findings confirm the undisputed primacy of Warsaw, but also show a dynamic development of FABS in Wrocław, Poznań, and Kraków, suggesting a growing division of labour. Overall, there is little evidence to suggest consolidation of FABS in Poland. |
| spellingShingle | Hashimoto, T Wojcik, D The geography of financial and business services in Poland: stable concentration and a growing division of labour |
| title | The geography of financial and business services in Poland: stable concentration and a growing division of labour |
| title_full | The geography of financial and business services in Poland: stable concentration and a growing division of labour |
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