This article investigates how economic growth paths diverge across Chinese prefectural cities. Based on the conditional convergence hypothesis, the analysis includes inward foreign direct investments and patent applications to the European Patent Office as additional proxies of steady-state income levels and allows the convergence parameter to vary across groups. The results show that within-convergence rates are different across groups, but growth drivers positively affect both intraregional and interregional catching up
This paper considers how specific the Chinese growth experience is in the convergence debate. It sho...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
After arguing that the concepts of b-convergence and s-convergence are independently interesting, th...
Economic theory predicts that poorer economies will catch up with richer ones through the process of...
Growth and Convergence: The Case of China Since the initiation of economic reforms in 1978, China...
Balanced and coordinated economic development across regions is a critical goal of regional economic...
Current Version: March 21, 2006; First Version: January 13, 2006Using techniques of spatial economet...
This paper presents an empirical analysis to improve our understanding of the catch-up and convergen...
International audienceSince the end of the 20th century, numerous studies have analyzed Chinese econ...
China’s unbalanced growth strategy has seemingly fostered growing inter-regional growth disparities ...
This paper studies the convergence, and the role of internal real exchange rate on economic growth i...
This paper investigates convergence patterns among China's provinces using GDP data for the period 1...
China's accelerated growth rate during the reform period 1978-97 has reinforced concerns about how t...
Based on the convergence theory of economic growth, this paper extends this concept to the human dev...
This study aims at investigating the spatial dimension of the FDI. Considering the distribution of F...
This paper considers how specific the Chinese growth experience is in the convergence debate. It sho...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
After arguing that the concepts of b-convergence and s-convergence are independently interesting, th...
Economic theory predicts that poorer economies will catch up with richer ones through the process of...
Growth and Convergence: The Case of China Since the initiation of economic reforms in 1978, China...
Balanced and coordinated economic development across regions is a critical goal of regional economic...
Current Version: March 21, 2006; First Version: January 13, 2006Using techniques of spatial economet...
This paper presents an empirical analysis to improve our understanding of the catch-up and convergen...
International audienceSince the end of the 20th century, numerous studies have analyzed Chinese econ...
China’s unbalanced growth strategy has seemingly fostered growing inter-regional growth disparities ...
This paper studies the convergence, and the role of internal real exchange rate on economic growth i...
This paper investigates convergence patterns among China's provinces using GDP data for the period 1...
China's accelerated growth rate during the reform period 1978-97 has reinforced concerns about how t...
Based on the convergence theory of economic growth, this paper extends this concept to the human dev...
This study aims at investigating the spatial dimension of the FDI. Considering the distribution of F...
This paper considers how specific the Chinese growth experience is in the convergence debate. It sho...
We use a newly assembled sample of 1,528 regions from 83 countries to compare the speed of per capit...
After arguing that the concepts of b-convergence and s-convergence are independently interesting, th...