This article investigates the catching-up hypothesis for OECD countries. Unlike the previous studies, the results show that countries with low initial per capita income levels catch-up at a faster rate only when the presence of negative externalities is ignored in growth analysis.
This paper proposes an endogenous growth model where human capital is the engine of growth and can b...
Productivity catching-up among countries has been an important topic of interest for many researcher...
This paper shows how misleading is the facile contrast of Europe following a path of high productivi...
The empirical results through a fixed effects regression model show that the initial level of produc...
The study utilizes a variant of the Malmquist Productivity Index computed by nonparametric linear pr...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.The study utilizes a variant of the Malmquist Productivity Ind...
International audienceThis study re-examines the catching-up hypothesis at the industry level across...
The paper tested the catch-up hypothesis in agricultural growth rates of twenty-six African countrie...
The paper tested the catch-up hypothesis in agricultural growth rates of twenty-six African countrie...
This article provides a detailed review of Edward Wo lff’s Productivity Convergence: Theory and Evid...
This paper presents an extended model of cumulative growth in which the effects of innovation and ca...
The article tests the hypothesis of convergence in relative levels of total factor productivityacros...
In the traditional empirical convergence literature, a negative coefficient on initial income in a c...
I formalize growth ideas that go beyond rates of factor accumulation to also include the fact that c...
This paper investigates the empirical validity of different classes of 'development trap' models of ...
This paper proposes an endogenous growth model where human capital is the engine of growth and can b...
Productivity catching-up among countries has been an important topic of interest for many researcher...
This paper shows how misleading is the facile contrast of Europe following a path of high productivi...
The empirical results through a fixed effects regression model show that the initial level of produc...
The study utilizes a variant of the Malmquist Productivity Index computed by nonparametric linear pr...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.The study utilizes a variant of the Malmquist Productivity Ind...
International audienceThis study re-examines the catching-up hypothesis at the industry level across...
The paper tested the catch-up hypothesis in agricultural growth rates of twenty-six African countrie...
The paper tested the catch-up hypothesis in agricultural growth rates of twenty-six African countrie...
This article provides a detailed review of Edward Wo lff’s Productivity Convergence: Theory and Evid...
This paper presents an extended model of cumulative growth in which the effects of innovation and ca...
The article tests the hypothesis of convergence in relative levels of total factor productivityacros...
In the traditional empirical convergence literature, a negative coefficient on initial income in a c...
I formalize growth ideas that go beyond rates of factor accumulation to also include the fact that c...
This paper investigates the empirical validity of different classes of 'development trap' models of ...
This paper proposes an endogenous growth model where human capital is the engine of growth and can b...
Productivity catching-up among countries has been an important topic of interest for many researcher...
This paper shows how misleading is the facile contrast of Europe following a path of high productivi...
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