International audienceIn this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in Total Factor Productivity amongst Italian regions. These tests provide us with inference valid in the presence of heterogeneity and cross-sectional dependence, and when the cross-sectional dimension is smaller than the time dimension, allowing us to investigate convergence among different subset of regions. Our results add a futher dimension to the conventional view on growth dynamics in the Italian peninsula depicting a lack of regional TFP convergence not only at the national level, but also at the level of geographical disaggregations where regions are conventionally thought to converge
In this paper, we apply the non-parametric method proposed by Quah to examine convergence hypothesi...
The paper analyses the evidence about the growth of the Italian regions over the period 1970-91; in ...
This paper proposes a fixed-effect panel methodology that enables us to simultaneously take into acc...
International audienceIn this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in T...
In this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in Total Factor Productivi...
This paper employs panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in total factor productivity (TF...
This paper employs panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in total factor productivity (TF...
Abstract: Using a panel data model to control for differences in regional technological levels and t...
Abstract: Using a panel data model to control for differences in regional technological levels and t...
Abstract: Using a panel data model to control for differences in regional technological levels and t...
The paper first employs the Growth Accounting methodology in order to calculate the annual levels o...
In this paper, we apply the non-parametric method proposed by Quah to examine convergence hypothesis...
The paper analyses agricultural TFP growth across Italian regions during the 1952-2002 period, and a...
This article is aimed at testing the catching up hypothesis for the Italian regions. The use of Malm...
In this paper a complete set of estimates of long-run production functions for 20 regions and 17 se...
In this paper, we apply the non-parametric method proposed by Quah to examine convergence hypothesi...
The paper analyses the evidence about the growth of the Italian regions over the period 1970-91; in ...
This paper proposes a fixed-effect panel methodology that enables us to simultaneously take into acc...
International audienceIn this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in T...
In this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in Total Factor Productivi...
This paper employs panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in total factor productivity (TF...
This paper employs panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in total factor productivity (TF...
Abstract: Using a panel data model to control for differences in regional technological levels and t...
Abstract: Using a panel data model to control for differences in regional technological levels and t...
Abstract: Using a panel data model to control for differences in regional technological levels and t...
The paper first employs the Growth Accounting methodology in order to calculate the annual levels o...
In this paper, we apply the non-parametric method proposed by Quah to examine convergence hypothesis...
The paper analyses agricultural TFP growth across Italian regions during the 1952-2002 period, and a...
This article is aimed at testing the catching up hypothesis for the Italian regions. The use of Malm...
In this paper a complete set of estimates of long-run production functions for 20 regions and 17 se...
In this paper, we apply the non-parametric method proposed by Quah to examine convergence hypothesi...
The paper analyses the evidence about the growth of the Italian regions over the period 1970-91; in ...
This paper proposes a fixed-effect panel methodology that enables us to simultaneously take into acc...