A Regional Core, Adjacent, Periphery Model for National Economic Geography Analysis

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Table 8

Changes IN MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY 1990-1997

	Core	Adjacent	Periphery	ISL. PERIPHERY
Interquartile Range	15.7	-1.7	-19.0	-10.80
Standard Deviation	-0.9	-4.5	-7.8	-127.7
Sample Variance	-47.1	-194.4	-353.3	-1.2
Coefficient of Variation	-1.6	-5.7	-10.4	-2.6

Source: Author’s own calculations.

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