A theory is developed in which the extent to which growth in advanced industrial sectors trickles down to other sectors is dependent upon, capital market frictions, migration, and the strength of interindustry linkages. It is shown that perverse results can arise, and that the efficacy of any policies that rely on tricke down is therefore an empirical issue. Using data from India, we investigate whether growth in the advanced sectors generates growth elsewhere in the economy, and find that it does not
We construct a two-sector (agriculture and modern) overlapping generations growth model calibrated t...
The main contribution of this article is to examine the productivity spillover effects from India’s ...
Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay finds that India’s GDP growth has been fuelled by isolated sectors of the ...
A theory is developed in which the extent to which growth in advanced industrial sectors trickles do...
A theoretical analysis and several econometric tests have been undertaken to examine whether the tri...
Using over half a century of R&D data for India, this paper examines the extent to which India’s...
The relationship between trade policy and economic performance is one of the oldest controversies in...
Can we use neoclassical growth model to single out the important transmission channels through which...
What drives growth at the microeconomic level? Burgess and Venables divide the factors that determin...
This paper tries to assess the impact of globalization on the trickle down of benefits from economic...
IIndia’s economy today is much larger than what it was half a century ago, with most of that growth ...
It is often assumed that recent success in the high-technology software industry will lead India´s d...
Today, the term 'globalization ’ has become a ‘buzzword ’ in any economy all over the world. Th...
PurposeThe dynamics of economic growth in India continues to engage economists and still remains muc...
There has been an impressive spurt in the outward FDI activity of Indian MNEs since the 1990s. Howev...
We construct a two-sector (agriculture and modern) overlapping generations growth model calibrated t...
The main contribution of this article is to examine the productivity spillover effects from India’s ...
Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay finds that India’s GDP growth has been fuelled by isolated sectors of the ...
A theory is developed in which the extent to which growth in advanced industrial sectors trickles do...
A theoretical analysis and several econometric tests have been undertaken to examine whether the tri...
Using over half a century of R&D data for India, this paper examines the extent to which India’s...
The relationship between trade policy and economic performance is one of the oldest controversies in...
Can we use neoclassical growth model to single out the important transmission channels through which...
What drives growth at the microeconomic level? Burgess and Venables divide the factors that determin...
This paper tries to assess the impact of globalization on the trickle down of benefits from economic...
IIndia’s economy today is much larger than what it was half a century ago, with most of that growth ...
It is often assumed that recent success in the high-technology software industry will lead India´s d...
Today, the term 'globalization ’ has become a ‘buzzword ’ in any economy all over the world. Th...
PurposeThe dynamics of economic growth in India continues to engage economists and still remains muc...
There has been an impressive spurt in the outward FDI activity of Indian MNEs since the 1990s. Howev...
We construct a two-sector (agriculture and modern) overlapping generations growth model calibrated t...
The main contribution of this article is to examine the productivity spillover effects from India’s ...
Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay finds that India’s GDP growth has been fuelled by isolated sectors of the ...
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