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Lo Stock di capitale nelle Regioni Italiane

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In questo lavoro si descrive la costruzione di una base di dati dello stock di capitale, sia privato che pubblico, nelle regioni italiane. Il capitale privato e calcolato utilizzando come riferimento una ripartizione regionale dello stock aggregato per l anno 1981. Le stime per gli altri anni, dal 1970 al 1991, si ottengono ripartendo le variazioni dello stock aggregato in base all andamento degli investimenti regionali. Il capitale pubblico e calcolato con la tecnica dell inventario permanente. L investimento pubblico aggregato e ripartito per regione e per tipologia di bene utilizzando i dati contenuti nella pubblicazione annuale dell ISTAT "Opere Pubbliche". Si ottengono cosi delle stime del capitale pubblico regionale per gli anni dal 1970 al 1991.

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  • L. Picci, 1995. "Lo Stock di capitale nelle Regioni Italiane," Working Papers 229, Dipartimento Scienze Economiche, Universita' di Bologna.
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