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How an Economy Shrinks in Space: Concavity-on-Jobs and Upward Consolidation under Demographic Decline
When a country's population declines, the aggregate economy appears to contract on the intensive margin: industrial diversity intact, every industry a little smaller. At the regional level, contraction is uneven and takes the extensive form: entire industries disappear, one after another. The releva
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