This paper empirically investigates international productivity convergence in the manufacturing sector, which was found not converging in earlier studies. We analyze subsectors of aggregate manufacturing in order to compare similar technologies and to avoid the mixing of converging and not converging subsec-tors in the aggregate. We find that some of the subsectors converge while others, as well as aggregate manufacturing, do not. Further, we find stronger evidence of convergence in those subsectors with fewer number of different industries. The latter serves as a proxy for the variety of technologies. Overall, our re-sults highlight the importance of comparing similar technologies when studying productivity convergence
AbstractIn Unconditional Convergence, Rodrik (2011b) documented that manufacturing industries exhibi...
Cross-country studies of economic growth have been hampered by the scarcity of reliable data on prod...
In Unconditional Convergence, Rodrik (2011b) documented that manufacturing industries exhibit uncond...
We find fast convergence in productivity for 99 three-digit European industries over the 1985-98 per...
Abstract: This paper revisits the role of sectors in aggregate convergence. The existing evidence is...
Unlike economies as a whole, manufacturing industries exhibit strong unconditional convergence in la...
The commonly accepted chronology for comparative productivity levels, based on GDP data, does not ap...
Beta convergence and the speed of convergence of labour productivity for 52 industries are studied w...
Productivity convergence among countries has been investigated extensively with mixed results. This ...
textabstractThe extent of beta- and sigma-convergence of average labor productivity across manufactu...
Uses firm-level data from the manufacturing sector in Colombia, Mexico, and the United States, in th...
Abstract β -convergence and the speed of convergence of labour productivity for 52 industries are st...
The extent of b- and s-convergence of average labor productivity across manufacturing industries in ...
Cross-country studies of economic growth have been hampered by the scarcity of reliable data on prod...
The article aims to empirically validate three questions. Have productivity differences in European ...
AbstractIn Unconditional Convergence, Rodrik (2011b) documented that manufacturing industries exhibi...
Cross-country studies of economic growth have been hampered by the scarcity of reliable data on prod...
In Unconditional Convergence, Rodrik (2011b) documented that manufacturing industries exhibit uncond...
We find fast convergence in productivity for 99 three-digit European industries over the 1985-98 per...
Abstract: This paper revisits the role of sectors in aggregate convergence. The existing evidence is...
Unlike economies as a whole, manufacturing industries exhibit strong unconditional convergence in la...
The commonly accepted chronology for comparative productivity levels, based on GDP data, does not ap...
Beta convergence and the speed of convergence of labour productivity for 52 industries are studied w...
Productivity convergence among countries has been investigated extensively with mixed results. This ...
textabstractThe extent of beta- and sigma-convergence of average labor productivity across manufactu...
Uses firm-level data from the manufacturing sector in Colombia, Mexico, and the United States, in th...
Abstract β -convergence and the speed of convergence of labour productivity for 52 industries are st...
The extent of b- and s-convergence of average labor productivity across manufacturing industries in ...
Cross-country studies of economic growth have been hampered by the scarcity of reliable data on prod...
The article aims to empirically validate three questions. Have productivity differences in European ...
AbstractIn Unconditional Convergence, Rodrik (2011b) documented that manufacturing industries exhibi...
Cross-country studies of economic growth have been hampered by the scarcity of reliable data on prod...
In Unconditional Convergence, Rodrik (2011b) documented that manufacturing industries exhibit uncond...