1 INTRODUCTION...........13
2 THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF THE DISAGGREGATED DATA.......21
i. Two snapshots: one from the beginning and one from
the end of the period.................24
ii. The evolution of income from one year to the next and
to subsequent years..............31
iii. The decomposition of overall income into its constituent
components: average income and the size of the
income-filing population.............34
iv. The districts of Greece in terms of the growth rates
of the two components..............36
v. Some empirical explanations for the initial levels and
growth rates of the two components...........45
3 AN INQUIRY INTO THE FEATURES OF THE
UNEXPLAINED ELEMENT..........55
i. The impact of the two components and of the temporal
effects..........55
ii. The landscape through a new lens: the steady or
not-so-steady evolution of residuals...........56
iii. Some empirical explanations for the number of positive
residuals observed over the years.............58
iv. An argument for the incorporation of spatial information
extracted from the data...........61
v. The incorporation of spatial regressors: a conventional and
a micro-regional approach............62
vi. Some implications for policy intervention...........72
4 CONCLUSIONS..........79
REFERENCES...........85
APPENDIX.............93
i. Tables..........95
ii. Maps............141
iii. Index of districts.....161
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