Economic Growth Second Edition
Empirical Analysis of Regional Data Sets
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BarroSalaIMartin2004Chap1-2
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Empirical Analysis of Regional Data Sets 461 11.1 Two Concepts of Convergence 462 11.2 Convergence Across the U.S. States 466 11.2.1 β Convergence 466 11.2.2 Measurement Error 472 11.2.3 σ Convergence 473 11.3 Convergence Across Japanese Prefectures 474 11.3.1 β Convergence 474 11.3.2 σ Convergence Across Prefectures 478 11.4 Convergence Across European Regions 479 11.4.1 β Convergence 479 11.4.2 σ Convergence 482 11.5 Convergence Across Other Regions Around the World 482 11.6 Migration Across the U.S. States 483 11.7 Migration Across Japanese Prefectures 486 11.8 Migration Across European Regions 490 xii Contents 11.9 Migration and Convergence 492 11.10 β Convergence in Panel Data with Fixed Effects 495 11.11 Conclusions 496 11.12 Appendix on Regional Data Sets 497 11.12.1 Data for U.S. States 497 11.12.2 Data for European Regions 500 11.12.3 Data for Japanese Prefectures 506 12 Empirical Analysis of a Cross Section of Countries 511 12.1 Losers and Winners from 1960 to 2000 511 12.2 An Empirical Analysis of Growth Rates 515 12.2.1 Effects from State Variables 517 12.2.2 Control and Environmental Variables 518 12.3 Regression Results for Growth Rates 521 12.3.1 A Basic Regression 521 12.3.2 Tests of Stability of Coefficients 534 12.3.3 Additional Explanatory Variables 535 12.4 Summary and Conclusions about Growth 541 12.5 Robustness 541 12.5.1 Levine and Renelt (1992) 542 12.5.2 Bayesian Averaging of Classical Estimates (BACE) 543 12.5.3 Main Results in Sala-i-Martin, Doppelhofer, and Miller (2003) 547 12.5.4 Robustness Analysis 556 12.6 Appendix: Long-Term Data on GDP 559 Download 0.79 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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