The paper presents the review of the literature on income-level convergence(catching-up). The analysis includes convergence defined as the tendency toward equalization of income levels between countries. Unlike typical survey papers, the article focuses on the identification of weaknesses in the hitherto empirical studies on convergence. Apart from the standard types of the catching-up process (beta and sigma convergence), papers with the alternative measures of convergence(gamma and rho) are also analyzed. Both these elements constitute the value added of this research. The authors conclude that despite many empirical approaches, there is still much room for proposing new theoretical and empirical methods to analyze the catching-up process...
A number of studies have tested whether, globally, per capita incomes are converging over time. To d...
A number of studies have tested whether, globally, per capita incomes are converging over time. To d...
The conditional convergence hypothesis is a major implication resulting from neoclassical growth mod...
The paper presents the review of the literature on income-level convergence(catching-up). The analys...
The paper presents the analysis outcomes on the catching-up process. Additionally, it seeks to ident...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to discuss the role of Markovian transitions related to the e...
This paper focuses on the question of income convergence among countries. It examines the incidence ...
Purpose: The main aim of this paper is to present a concept of marginal vertical income convergence....
The research discussed in the article concerned the level of living in Poland. The hypothesis of soc...
The article discusses conditional β-convergence in 126 countries around the world in 1975-2003. The ...
This paper surveys the recent literature on convergence across countries and regions. I discuss the ...
This paper surveys the recent literature on convergence across countries and regions. I discuss the ...
The aim of the paper is to examine the convergence hypothesis as well as whether EU funds positively...
The EU25 Member States’ GDP per capita levels converged in 1994-2005. Convergence occurred at an ave...
Defining a catch-up index that measures rich-poor country income convergence and comparing it to wit...
A number of studies have tested whether, globally, per capita incomes are converging over time. To d...
A number of studies have tested whether, globally, per capita incomes are converging over time. To d...
The conditional convergence hypothesis is a major implication resulting from neoclassical growth mod...
The paper presents the review of the literature on income-level convergence(catching-up). The analys...
The paper presents the analysis outcomes on the catching-up process. Additionally, it seeks to ident...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to discuss the role of Markovian transitions related to the e...
This paper focuses on the question of income convergence among countries. It examines the incidence ...
Purpose: The main aim of this paper is to present a concept of marginal vertical income convergence....
The research discussed in the article concerned the level of living in Poland. The hypothesis of soc...
The article discusses conditional β-convergence in 126 countries around the world in 1975-2003. The ...
This paper surveys the recent literature on convergence across countries and regions. I discuss the ...
This paper surveys the recent literature on convergence across countries and regions. I discuss the ...
The aim of the paper is to examine the convergence hypothesis as well as whether EU funds positively...
The EU25 Member States’ GDP per capita levels converged in 1994-2005. Convergence occurred at an ave...
Defining a catch-up index that measures rich-poor country income convergence and comparing it to wit...
A number of studies have tested whether, globally, per capita incomes are converging over time. To d...
A number of studies have tested whether, globally, per capita incomes are converging over time. To d...
The conditional convergence hypothesis is a major implication resulting from neoclassical growth mod...