Three Kiravs Model: Difference between revisions

The model does not extend to [[Æonara]] (where development patterns are similar to other advanced nations) or the [[Overseas Regions|Overseas]]. [[Koskenkorva]] is sometimes included; the island is classified as part of Third Kirav.

Sanikoren’s original version of the model was based on consumer-side concerns, with a focus on lifestyles and living standards. Sanikoren took variables such as domestic appliance ownership, domestic sanitation, style of dress and penetration of foreign consumer brands (from retail data), and household energy sources, as emblematic of what he termed “these three countries in a single realm” ( ''kírux kētaktai þūviārkē'' ).

Other scholars would go on to further develop and modify Sanikoren’s model: Economist D.M. Slædiner expounded on differences in ''production'' (a services- and commerce-oriented First Kirav, industrial Second Kirav, and agricultural-extractive Third Kirav). Woman economist Katrin Davoran Tarśigurin proposed a Five Kiravs Model that emphasises qualitative differences between exceptionally prosperous and deprived parts of the country that make them outliers to the classical three Kiravs of Sanikoren’s scheme:

'''Zeroth Kirav''' - Coastal major-metropolitan cores<br>

'''First Kirav''' - Outer coastal metropolitan areas, growing inland metros, growing smaller cities in coastal and Lake Belt states<br>