This report is the fourteenth volume in the series “Regional Development in the Nordic countries”. The report draws on the latest available statistics to present an analysis of demographic changes, labour market trends, education, economic performance, and developments in accessibility and infrastructure. For the first time, the report includes a Regional Potential Index, which highlights the strengths and weaknesses of the 74 Nordic Regions in relation to one another, and identifies the regions with the strongest growth potential.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
Theme 1 Demographic changes
Chapter 2 Urbanisation
Chapter 3 Migration
Chapter 4 Age and gender
Theme 2 Labour force
Chapter 5 Employment
Chapter 6 Unemployment
Chapter 7 Education
Theme 3 Economy
Chapter 8 Economic development
Chapter 9 Innovation
Chapter 10 Tourism
Theme 4 Infrastructure
Chapter 11 The future of Nordic climate and energy
Chapter 12 Housing
Chapter 13 Air accessibility
Theme 5 Measuring regional potential
Chapter 14 Nordregio’s new Regional Potential Index
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- Regional Potential Index 2015 – Economic Potential
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- Main trade flows between the Nordic and Baltic Sea Region countries in 2014
- Energy from Renewable Sources 2012
- Employment rate among females and males in 2014
- Employment in technology and knowledge-intensive sectors in the Nordic and Baltic countries (NUTS 2 regions) in 2014
- Early school leavers in 2014 by NUTS 2 regions
- Intercontinental routes from the Nordic Region 2016
- Housing tenure ratio 2014
- Households with broadband access in 2014
- Cruise tourism in the Nordic Baltic Sea Regions in 2014
- Green Patents in the Nordic Region 2016
- Regional Potential Index 2015
- Functional urban areas 2016
- Overnight stay changes in the Nordic Region (2008-2014)