Add to ORKGUsing time-series regression techniques and the notion of stochastic convergence, the paper analyzes the long term real income per capita trends in the Central Appalachian counties in the US to determine whether economic integration has resulted in the lagging Appalachian region converging to the national economy. Results from the empirical analysis show little evidence of convergence or catching up of per capita income in the region to that of the nation. The results, however, provide evidence of catching-up to the average per capita income in the states where the Central Appalachian counties are located
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Using time-series regression techniques and the notion of stochastic convergence, the paper analyzes...
Most economists conclude that the U.S. regions have converged in per capita earnings during a majori...
Most economists conclude that the U.S. regions have converged in per capita earnings during a majori...
In the early literature, the empirical evidence showed that the rate of economic convergence is clos...
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Abstract. We perform convergence tests on the U.S. states for per capita income from 1930 to 2009. C...
County-level data for 11 southern states were used to examine income convergence between 1980 and 20...
This paper analyzes trends in economic development in North Carolina to determine whether there has ...
In recent years a number of studies has examined the potential stochastic convergence of incomes in ...
This paper presents methods to analyze convergence in cross-sectional data collected over time using...
Using time-series regression techniques and the notion of stochastic convergence, the paper analyzes...
Most economists conclude that the U.S. regions have converged in per capita earnings during a majori...
Most economists conclude that the U.S. regions have converged in per capita earnings during a majori...
In the early literature, the empirical evidence showed that the rate of economic convergence is clos...
The purpose of this investigation is to determine if popular convergence models that have been appli...
This paper applies a common empirical methodology in testing for convergence of per capita incomes a...
The paper utilizes modern econometric techniques organized around I(1) and cointegration analysis to...
This paper tests the hypothesis of "conditional &bgr;-convergence" in per capita income across the U...
County-level data for 11 southern states for 1980 and 2000 are used to examine income convergence. O...
When regional disparities follow a cyclical short-run pattern, convergence analysis results can be s...
Abstract. We perform convergence tests on the U.S. states for per capita income from 1930 to 2009. C...
County-level data for 11 southern states were used to examine income convergence between 1980 and 20...
This paper analyzes trends in economic development in North Carolina to determine whether there has ...
In recent years a number of studies has examined the potential stochastic convergence of incomes in ...
This paper presents methods to analyze convergence in cross-sectional data collected over time using...