Scenarios about 'regional inequality'
Regional inequality refers to the economic, social, and development disparities that exist between different geographic areas within a country or across global regions. These imbalances often manifest in differences in income levels, access to public services, infrastructure development, and overall quality of life. Historical factors such as colonization, resource distribution, political decisions, and economic policies have shaped patterns of regional inequality that continue to influence alternate history scenarios exploring different development paths.
What If New York State Implemented Different Economic Development Upstate?
Exploring the alternate timeline where New York State adopted more effective economic development strategies for its Upstate region, potentially transforming the trajectory of communities beyond the NYC metropolitan area.
What If The North of England Received Greater Investment?
Exploring the alternate timeline where post-industrial northern England received sustained investment comparable to London and the Southeast, potentially transforming Britain's economic geography, political landscape, and social cohesion.