This paper employs recently developed non stationary panel methodologies that assume some cross-section dependence to estimate the production function for Italian regions in the industrial sector over the period 1970-1998. The analysis consists in three steps. First, unit root tests for cross-sectionally dependent panels are used. Second, the existence of a co-integrating relationship among value added, physical capital and human capital-augmented labor is investigated. The Dynamic OLS (DOLS) and Fully modified (FMOLS) estimators developed by Pedroni (1996, 2000, 2001) and the Panel Dynamic OLS (PDOLS) estimator proposed by Mark and Sul (2003) are then used to estimate the long run relationship between the variables considered
With the advent of the results on non-stationary data in time series econometrics and the increased ...
Spurious regression analysis in panel data when time series are cross-section dependent is analyzed ...
A Monte Carlo exercise demonstrates the different size distortions that two of the most commonly use...
This paper employs recently developed non stationary panel methodologies that assume some cross-sect...
There is a plethora of studies of regional production functions using stationary panel data. Only so...
This paper employs recently developed non-stationary panel methodologies that assume cross-section d...
In this paper a complete set of estimates of long-run production functions for 20 regions and 17 se...
This paper looks at the economic performance of the European Regions economies and compute the total...
This paper employs panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in total factor productivity (TF...
In this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in Total Factor Productivi...
International audienceIn this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in T...
This paper employs panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in total factor productivity (TF...
We revisit the cointegration relation among output, physical capital, human capital, public capital ...
root and cointegration tests for cross-sectionally correlated panels. Estimating regional production...
In this paper we estimate the long-run relationships between total factor productivity and three typ...
With the advent of the results on non-stationary data in time series econometrics and the increased ...
Spurious regression analysis in panel data when time series are cross-section dependent is analyzed ...
A Monte Carlo exercise demonstrates the different size distortions that two of the most commonly use...
This paper employs recently developed non stationary panel methodologies that assume some cross-sect...
There is a plethora of studies of regional production functions using stationary panel data. Only so...
This paper employs recently developed non-stationary panel methodologies that assume cross-section d...
In this paper a complete set of estimates of long-run production functions for 20 regions and 17 se...
This paper looks at the economic performance of the European Regions economies and compute the total...
This paper employs panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in total factor productivity (TF...
In this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in Total Factor Productivi...
International audienceIn this paper, we employ panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in T...
This paper employs panel unit root tests to investigate convergence in total factor productivity (TF...
We revisit the cointegration relation among output, physical capital, human capital, public capital ...
root and cointegration tests for cross-sectionally correlated panels. Estimating regional production...
In this paper we estimate the long-run relationships between total factor productivity and three typ...
With the advent of the results on non-stationary data in time series econometrics and the increased ...
Spurious regression analysis in panel data when time series are cross-section dependent is analyzed ...
A Monte Carlo exercise demonstrates the different size distortions that two of the most commonly use...