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Wuppertal für Arbeit Science Unit Innovative Spaces International Conference on Globalisation of Financial Services their Effects on Regional Development in Context of Spatial Innovation System and Cohesion Tel: ++49 (0)209-1707 164 mail: gaertner@iatge.de e for Work and Technology Wuppertal für Arbeit Content impacts New forms of structural policy: growth versus cohesion Different views on financial systems Final remarks e for Work and Technology 1

Wuppertal für Arbeit I. impacts e for Work and Technology Wuppertal für Arbeit German Savings Banks: General Characteristics Unique system of decentralised banks who are offering a public service Legal form: owned by themselves Dividend payouts are transferred to the municipality (charity issues) Economically independent in each region: very flexible Using the national wide system for the back office High market shares and very efficient Conflict with private banks Function is similar to the system of cooperative banks (Volks- und Raiffeisenbanken) e for Work and Technology 2

Wuppertal für Arbeit The general effects of German Savings Banks Huge payer of local taxes Ensure access to financial services Employer, especially for vocational training Regional impacts: growth potentials, stabilising poorer regions e for Work and Technology Relevance of the spatial structure in the context of market failure Wuppertal für Arbeit German Savings Banks: Impacts from a regional perspective Public service at any location Each bank is independent and bounded to the regional level by public law Reinvestment of the accounted savings has to take place in the banks own territory Reducing the back-wash-effects of capital Regional capital cycles in theory Important promoters of the regional economy in their own interest: can only grow with the region They are deeply involved in local and regional economy Huge knowledge of regional economy Decentralised system of branches in the region Spatial focal points for local supply Very important in deprived poorer town districts e for Work and Technology Without public funding 3

Wuppertal für Arbeit II. New Forms of Structural Policy: Growth Agenda versus Cohesion e for Work and Technology Wuppertal für Arbeit Regional economic development concepts Competence based approaches New Economic Geography (Krugman) Creative Milieus (Camagni) Production Cluster (Porter, Rehfeld) Industrial Districts (Marshall) Territorial Innovation Models (Moulaert /Sekia) Concentration and specialisation in a spatial sense: endogenous interregional competences, which are competitive on sub-national level e for Work and Technology 4

Theories I Supply- and demand oriented equilibrium theories Neoclassical growth theories Export base theory II Polarisation theories Hierarchical spatial models e.g. growth pole concept Table: Spatial impact according to different phases of economic geography part 1 mechanisms by market forces through redistribution Intervention Minor intervention. Increase in mobility of production factors and support of export bases Investment in infrastructure. Incentives for inward investment. Focus on growth poles. Conclusion Few reasons for structural policy to pursue balanced development High financial burden and unsustainable effects. Due to regional competition and lack of investors not applied. Financial Service/Spatial Structure Spatial structure of financial system is irrelevant (Market Failure in postkeneysian perspective) Focus on growth poles or World Cities Wuppertal für Arbeit e for Work and Technology Theories III Endogenous regional development (self-reliant) Alternative approaches Complementary approaches IV Competence based approaches Industrial District Production cluster Innovative Milieus Table: Spatial impact according to different phases of economic geography part 2 mechanisms through activation of endogenous potentials through growth and concentration (indirect) Intervention Support of intra regional circuits. Reduction of bottlenecks in order to utilise regional potentials. Intra regional income multiplier. Support of networks, knowledge production, specialised infrastructure and specialised inward investment Conclusion Only partial utilisation of internal and external savings. Limited spatial division of labour. Lack of knowledge transfer in case of regional insulation Favourable development in some regions (marginal utility). Still in search for Redistribution mechanism and differentiated spatial image. Financial Service/Spatial Structure Spatial structure of financial system matter. Strong regional money cycling is claimed Financial system as part of the regional institutional framework. Proximity is important (institutional approach) Stabilising less advanced peripheral regions if spread effects do not take place. Wuppertal für Arbeit e for Work and Technology 5

Wuppertal für Arbeit III. Different views on financial systems e for Work and Technology Wuppertal für Arbeit Remark Liberalisation and Globalisation of financial and banking services: Capital and banking markets are fundamentally different from most other markets e for Work and Technology 6

Conventional (Neoclassical) Theory Perfect Financial Markets Financial markets are not different from other markets Monetary Neutrality Spatial Structure Spatial structure of financial system irrelevant Funds flow to best projects, regardless of location NEG, ional Theories, Post-Keynesian Theory, Competence-Based Approaches Imperfect Financial Market 1. Exchange is not simultaneous, 2. Finance is advanced on a promise or expectation of repayment 3. Asymmetric information 4. High transaction costs Monetary Non-neutrality Spatial Structure Spatial structure of financial system matters Bottleneck of regional development Spatial differences in supply and demand for finance interact and reinforce one another Proximity Proximity is important for borrows and lenders (Investors) Wuppertal für Arbeit e for Work and Technology Wuppertal für Arbeit VI. Final Remarks Savings banks are quite important Support competitiveness (Lisbon Agenda) Cohesion Conflict with EU Competition Commission about the legality of public banks shows the polarity of the EU Policy in some fields Model for transformation countries as well as for developing countries e for Work and Technology 7

Wuppertal für Arbeit Thank you for your attention. e for Work and Technology 8