middle income trap, depopulation, Moravian-Silesian Region

Moravian-Silesian Region is intesively depopulated in the last two decadades. It should be hypotetically a consequence of middle income trap, phenomenon observed many times in developing countries, that quickly catch up developed countries, but stopped on some level. In case of Moravian-Silesian Region it seems to be different phenomenon, because this industrial region is approaching to average level of Czech regions from above, tot fom the bottom.

Moravian-Silesian Region is strongly depopulated in the last two decadec. It seems to be a consequence of middle incoma trap observed in many developing countries, which have catch fast the most developed ones, but stopped on some level. In case of Moravian-Silesian Region it is not valid, because this industrial Czech region is approaching to middle level from above not from bottom.