In this paper we have examined the issue of convergence of per capita GDP across 7 South Asian countries during 1960-2000 using World Bank data. Empirical results failed to find evidence of s convergence, b convergence and conditional b (bc) convergence in South Asia. The reasons for non-convergence of per capita GDP can be explained by low and falling volume of intra-country trade, weak governance and low level of growth achieved by the individual countries. Further, non-convergence can be attributed to explanations provided by endogenous growth models.Per Capita GDP, Convergence
This article uses a nonparametric varying coefficient panel data model to study the convergence of r...
These included cross-country standard deviations of call money rates, consumer price indices, real e...
This paper examines the evidence for regional convergence or catch-up in levels and growth rates of ...
In this paper we have examined the issue of convergence of per capita GDP across 7 South Asian count...
The empirical literature on income convergence hypothesis is available for almost all developed or i...
We test for output convergence during 1960 – 2017 amongst the leading member countries of the South ...
We test for output convergence during 1960-2017 amongst the leading member countries of the South As...
We test for output convergence during 1960 – 2014 amongst the leading member countries of the South ...
In this paper we have examined the issue of convergence of per capita GDP across 9 ASEAN countries d...
The convergence means the process of balancing disparities in chosen indicators of homogeneous econo...
The questions concerning the prevalence of poverty and the deepening gulf between rich and poo...
Abstract: This minor dissertation analyses income convergence across South African provinces for the...
Convergence is defined as the decreasing gap of GDP growth rates between leading and lagging c...
Whilst the issue of whether or not per capita GDP adheres to the convergence theory continues to dra...
In this paper we have examined the issue of convergence of per capita GDP across 9 ASEAN countries d...
This article uses a nonparametric varying coefficient panel data model to study the convergence of r...
These included cross-country standard deviations of call money rates, consumer price indices, real e...
This paper examines the evidence for regional convergence or catch-up in levels and growth rates of ...
In this paper we have examined the issue of convergence of per capita GDP across 7 South Asian count...
The empirical literature on income convergence hypothesis is available for almost all developed or i...
We test for output convergence during 1960 – 2017 amongst the leading member countries of the South ...
We test for output convergence during 1960-2017 amongst the leading member countries of the South As...
We test for output convergence during 1960 – 2014 amongst the leading member countries of the South ...
In this paper we have examined the issue of convergence of per capita GDP across 9 ASEAN countries d...
The convergence means the process of balancing disparities in chosen indicators of homogeneous econo...
The questions concerning the prevalence of poverty and the deepening gulf between rich and poo...
Abstract: This minor dissertation analyses income convergence across South African provinces for the...
Convergence is defined as the decreasing gap of GDP growth rates between leading and lagging c...
Whilst the issue of whether or not per capita GDP adheres to the convergence theory continues to dra...
In this paper we have examined the issue of convergence of per capita GDP across 9 ASEAN countries d...
This article uses a nonparametric varying coefficient panel data model to study the convergence of r...
These included cross-country standard deviations of call money rates, consumer price indices, real e...
This paper examines the evidence for regional convergence or catch-up in levels and growth rates of ...