Add to ORKGThis paper provides a short overview of some of the result, found in the recent empirical regional growth literature. It is argued that, in a variety of data sets, there are string forces leading towards convergence
The convergence hypothesis has generated a huge empirical literature: this paper critically reviews ...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
This paper surveys the recent literature on convergence across countries and regions. I discuss the ...
After arguing that the concepts of b-convergence and s-convergence are independently interesting, th...
This paper surveys the recent literature on convergence across countries and regions. I discuss the ...
Neoclassical ‘exogenous’ growth models predict that, under certain conditions (complete markets, fre...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,503 regions from 82 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
The convergence hypothesis has generated a huge empirical literature: this paper critically reviews ...
Convergence concerns the poor catching up with the rich|if not instan- taneously, then at least havi...
Examining aspects of economic growth raises few debatable questions: what is the inclination of thir...
Kelly (1992) has recently shown that evidence on convergence cannot be taken as evidence against end...
A key economic issue is whether poor countries or regions tend to grow faster than rich ones: are th...
This work presents a north-south endogenous-growth model that reproduces some recent EU stylized fac...
This work presents a north-south endogenous-growth model that reproduces some recent EU stylized fac...
The convergence hypothesis has generated a huge empirical literature: this paper critically reviews ...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
This paper surveys the recent literature on convergence across countries and regions. I discuss the ...
After arguing that the concepts of b-convergence and s-convergence are independently interesting, th...
This paper surveys the recent literature on convergence across countries and regions. I discuss the ...
Neoclassical ‘exogenous’ growth models predict that, under certain conditions (complete markets, fre...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,503 regions from 82 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
The convergence hypothesis has generated a huge empirical literature: this paper critically reviews ...
Convergence concerns the poor catching up with the rich|if not instan- taneously, then at least havi...
Examining aspects of economic growth raises few debatable questions: what is the inclination of thir...
Kelly (1992) has recently shown that evidence on convergence cannot be taken as evidence against end...
A key economic issue is whether poor countries or regions tend to grow faster than rich ones: are th...
This work presents a north-south endogenous-growth model that reproduces some recent EU stylized fac...
This work presents a north-south endogenous-growth model that reproduces some recent EU stylized fac...
The convergence hypothesis has generated a huge empirical literature: this paper critically reviews ...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...