Regional earning disparities and the speed of transition: evidence from Poland 1994–1997

IZA Journal of Labor & Development

Table 1 Concentration ratios of employment into the top1, 2, 5 and 10 2-digit sectors (Average 1994–1996)

Region	C1	C2	C5	C10
Bialostockie	48	59	81	93
Bialskopodlaskie	34	48	71	84
Bielskie	14	23	47	69
Bydgoskie	16	28	51	74
Chelmskie	44	53	71	92
Ciechanowskie	45	54	72	88
Czestochowskie	20	31	56	75
Elblaskie	17	29	54	79
Gdanskie	16	30	60	80
Gorzowskie	14	28	54	78
Jeleniogorskie	14	26	52	74
Kaliskie	29	38	60	80
Katowickie	33	44	66	81
Kieleekie	41	49	70	83
Koninskie	26	38	65	84
Koszalinskie	16	27	55	83
Krakowskie	21	37	64	81
Krosnienskie	18	34	51	71
Legnickie	18	33	63	82
Leszezynskie	21	35	64	85
Lodzkie	36	45	67	84
Lomzynskie	56	63	79	92
Lubelskie	16	29	52	75
Nowosadeckie	43	53	71	86
Olsztynskie	20	39	51	82
Opolskie	16	27	51	73
Ostroleckie	42	51	72	87
Pilskie	17	29	57	73
Piotrkowskie	31	43	62	82
Plockie	35	44	65	84
Poznanskie	13	24	49	75
Premyskie	34	45	64	83
Radomskie	35	44	62	81
Rzeszowskie	32	44	66	83
Siedleckie	40	49	68	84
Sieradzkie	40	54	67	83
Skierniewickie	31	43	63	86
Slupskie	13	28	52	81
Suwalskie	34	44	65	86
Szezecinskie	15	30	57	79
Tarnobrzeskie	42	50	69	86
Tarnowskie	38	48	67	85
Torunskie	23	34	57	81
Walbrzyskie	11	21	46	70
Warszawskie	21	34	57	78
Wloclawskie	50	58	71	89
Wroclawskie	14	26	53	72
Zamojskie	60	66	78	92
Zielonogorskie	13	24	48	76