This article deviates from the current practice of regional convergence by allowing output convergence to follow a non-linear process. In this scenario all standard linear unit root tests have low power, thus frequently leading to misguided conclusions. In light of this we adopt a unit root test based on a non-linear model which tests the null hypothesis of a unit root against a non-linear alternative. Our findings overwhelmingly support the tendency of US regions to converge over time
The purpose of this letter is to re-examine the convergence hypothesis for 21 OECD countries during ...
In this paper we test the convergence hypothesis by using a revised 4- step procedure of panel unit ...
In this paper we propose a new test procedure with more general steady state information to test the...
This article deviates from the current practice of regional convergence by allowing output convergen...
Many empirical studies try to test whether there is income convergence across metropolitan areas in ...
A growing number of recent empirical studies reveal that output differentials are nonlinear. This pa...
This paper empirically tests if U.S. regional per capita incomes are stochastically converging. We a...
Convergence tests implicitly test the unit root hypothesis for per capita income. Although the stati...
This paper revisits the income convergence hypothesis by using the nonlinear unit root test of Kapet...
In this paper we reexamined the study done in King and Ramlogan-Dobson (2011) as well as Chong et al...
This article reports the results of fitting unobserved components (struc-tural) time series models t...
Chong et al. (2008) found only limited support for the income convergence hypothesis among 15 OECD n...
We investigate the income convergence hypothesis for 24 OECD countries using Fourier-type unit root ...
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...
The purpose of this letter is to re-examine the convergence hypothesis for 21 OECD countries during ...
In this paper we test the convergence hypothesis by using a revised 4- step procedure of panel unit ...
In this paper we propose a new test procedure with more general steady state information to test the...
This article deviates from the current practice of regional convergence by allowing output convergen...
Many empirical studies try to test whether there is income convergence across metropolitan areas in ...
A growing number of recent empirical studies reveal that output differentials are nonlinear. This pa...
This paper empirically tests if U.S. regional per capita incomes are stochastically converging. We a...
Convergence tests implicitly test the unit root hypothesis for per capita income. Although the stati...
This paper revisits the income convergence hypothesis by using the nonlinear unit root test of Kapet...
In this paper we reexamined the study done in King and Ramlogan-Dobson (2011) as well as Chong et al...
This article reports the results of fitting unobserved components (struc-tural) time series models t...
Chong et al. (2008) found only limited support for the income convergence hypothesis among 15 OECD n...
We investigate the income convergence hypothesis for 24 OECD countries using Fourier-type unit root ...
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...
The purpose of this letter is to re-examine the convergence hypothesis for 21 OECD countries during ...
In this paper we test the convergence hypothesis by using a revised 4- step procedure of panel unit ...
In this paper we propose a new test procedure with more general steady state information to test the...