The paper utilizes modern econometric techniques organized around I(1) and cointegration analysis to examine the number of common, stochastic long-run trends in regional incomes and assess the hypothesis of regional convergence for the US over the period 1929‐1997. Time series evidence is conflicting but tends to indicate the presence of too many common, stochastic, long-run trends, thus providing no support for the convergence hypothesis. L'article emploie des techniques économétriques récentes basées sur des analyses I(1) et cointégrée afin d'examiner le nombre de tendances communes, stochastiques à long terme des revenus régionaux et d'évaluer l'hypothèse qui avance la notion de la convergence régionale aux Etats-Unis sur la période qui ...
Existing literature on convergence largely ignores the effect of aggregate fluctuations on the evolu...
In traditional regional econometric models, many economic relationships are expressed in terms of de...
This paper reconsiders the question of regional convergence across the US States over the long-run. ...
TSIONAS E. G. (2000) Regional growth and convergence: evidence from the United States, Reg. Studies ...
When regional disparities follow a cyclical short-run pattern, convergence analysis results can be s...
Most economists conclude that the U.S. regions have converged in per capita earnings during a majori...
Nations like the United States are made up of several diverse geographic regions and it is well know...
Most economists conclude that the U.S. regions have converged in per capita earnings during a majori...
Existing literature on convergence largely ignores the effect of aggregate fluctuations on the evolu...
This article reports the results of fitting unobserved components (struc-tural) time series models t...
A stochastic model is presented, based on a double process of temporal drift and random disturbance,...
Abstract. We perform convergence tests on the U.S. states for per capita income from 1930 to 2009. C...
This paper applies to the analysis of the interstate income distribution in BraziI a set of techniqu...
In this paper, we check the hypothesis of a time varying cointegration relation between four industr...
In recent years a number of studies has examined the potential stochastic convergence of incomes in ...
Existing literature on convergence largely ignores the effect of aggregate fluctuations on the evolu...
In traditional regional econometric models, many economic relationships are expressed in terms of de...
This paper reconsiders the question of regional convergence across the US States over the long-run. ...
TSIONAS E. G. (2000) Regional growth and convergence: evidence from the United States, Reg. Studies ...
When regional disparities follow a cyclical short-run pattern, convergence analysis results can be s...
Most economists conclude that the U.S. regions have converged in per capita earnings during a majori...
Nations like the United States are made up of several diverse geographic regions and it is well know...
Most economists conclude that the U.S. regions have converged in per capita earnings during a majori...
Existing literature on convergence largely ignores the effect of aggregate fluctuations on the evolu...
This article reports the results of fitting unobserved components (struc-tural) time series models t...
A stochastic model is presented, based on a double process of temporal drift and random disturbance,...
Abstract. We perform convergence tests on the U.S. states for per capita income from 1930 to 2009. C...
This paper applies to the analysis of the interstate income distribution in BraziI a set of techniqu...
In this paper, we check the hypothesis of a time varying cointegration relation between four industr...
In recent years a number of studies has examined the potential stochastic convergence of incomes in ...
Existing literature on convergence largely ignores the effect of aggregate fluctuations on the evolu...
In traditional regional econometric models, many economic relationships are expressed in terms of de...
This paper reconsiders the question of regional convergence across the US States over the long-run. ...