employment activities and earnings , the regional variation in ‘ educational attainmentinevitably ledto regional inequality
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concentration of industrial facilities in Seoul area and the South - east(passive) created byRegional inequalities
Green Revolution strategiescreatedregional inequalities
while other localities with sparse corporate sector activity can fall further behindleadingto regional inequality
to save moneycreatingregional inequalities
Regional recipients of FDIcreateregional inequality
1000 billion rupees ... the Punjabcreatedthe regional inequalities
that would then out - compete coops in other areascreatingregional inequalities
few city - centric EPZscontributeto regional inequality
regional development or decayinfluencesregional inequalities
Changes in the occupational structurecan createregional inequalities
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that university success should be recognised across the UKto preventregional inequalities
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where while everyone might get health insurance – the quality and services covered would be less in the low income states and better in the more affluent statescreating yetanother regional inequality
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orderto preventfurther regional inequality
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decades of deindustrialisation and compounded by 10 years of austerity(passive) created bythe regional inequalities
the conditionsleadingto regional inequality
theoretical approaches about the factorscauseregional inequalities
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the college admissions policies in China and the unbalanced distribution of educational resources in China(passive) created bythe regional inequality
large social and economic problems in Chinahas causedlarge social and economic problems in China
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to uneven adjustment programscould leadto uneven adjustment programs
resources(passive) caused byresources
certain areas of Brazil to have higher MMRs , particularly in the poor northeastern part of the countrycausecertain areas of Brazil to have higher MMRs , particularly in the poor northeastern part of the country
to the sense of injustice and social exclusion that led to the revolutioncontributedto the sense of injustice and social exclusion that led to the revolution
to the Touareg rebellion in the north that opened the door for Islamists to exploitledto the Touareg rebellion in the north that opened the door for Islamists to exploit
to all round developmentleadingto all round development
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to marginalization and selective povertyleadingto marginalization and selective poverty
such a divided countryhave createdsuch a divided country
a ‘ geography of discontent’.[3 ] Locality - specific concernscreatinga ‘ geography of discontent’.[3 ] Locality - specific concerns
in a reduction in inequities in the provision of healthcaremight ... resultin a reduction in inequities in the provision of healthcare
to extreme political effectshas contributedto extreme political effects
in the context of central - local relations and fiscal reformssetin the context of central - local relations and fiscal reforms
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economic , social and political problems for any countrycan createeconomic , social and political problems for any country
to effects concerning agglomeration , thinning and crowding outcan leadto effects concerning agglomeration , thinning and crowding out
to resentment and guiltleadsto resentment and guilt
in few human rights educationhave resultedin few human rights education
unrest Race to the Bottom Accelerated by globalization Companiescausesunrest Race to the Bottom Accelerated by globalization Companies
from Clinton - era globalization hollowing out factory towns in the 1990s and runaway firms seizing control of large sectors of the economyresultedfrom Clinton - era globalization hollowing out factory towns in the 1990s and runaway firms seizing control of large sectors of the economy
or exacerbated by armed conflictcan be causedor exacerbated by armed conflict
the mobility of people and capital , and dynamics of congregational adaptationcreatethe mobility of people and capital , and dynamics of congregational adaptation
very little to total inequalitycontributesvery little to total inequality
the making off of a developing planmust influencethe making off of a developing plan
little or no to overall inequalitycontributeslittle or no to overall inequality
large problems for our societyhas createdlarge problems for our society
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an existential threat to the survival of the UK as a unitcausesan existential threat to the survival of the UK as a unit
to the “ bunching ” of qualified international applicantscontributesto the “ bunching ” of qualified international applicants
to the Brexit vote even worsecontributedto the Brexit vote even worse
before the 2011 revolutioncreatedbefore the 2011 revolution