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... econometric analysis to measure the Chinese provincial spatial convergence of the total factor productivity (TFP) to conclude its ...conditional convergence of productivity except for diffusion in ... See full document

... of regional growth in China have focused separately on agglomeration economies ...of regional growth in China using multiple economic indicators as has been done for the ... See full document

... the economic and social develop- ment of a ...of China from 2000 to 2016 by using the Super-SBM, introducing it to the spatial economic model to study the convergence of green energy effi- ... See full document

... of China (PRC) and India portend dramatic change in the economic ...full growth potential of these large economies, both for the region and the global economy, will depend critically on ...Asian ... See full document

... in economic integration ...of economic globalization to those countries like China, Brasil, or ...expected, regional convergence and inequalities on Turkey has become an interesting ... See full document

... dramatic economic growth since the beginning of economic reform, along with wide regional disparities in growth, provides a very important and useful episode for analyzing the effects ... See full document

... average growth rate of output per capita between 1970 and 1980 (LAGDLOGY), the fertility rate in 1980 (World Development Indicators, FERT80) and in addition the logarithm of the investment rate s K (LOGSK) for the ... See full document

... of China between 1922 and ...TFP analysis for sub periods. We find a continuously negative TFP growth suggesting that reduction in productivity was a structural feature of the Chinese ...standard ... See full document

... of China between 1922 and ...TFP analysis for sub periods. We find a continuously negative TFP growth suggesting that reduction in productivity was a structural feature of the Chinese ...standard ... See full document

... Asia Economic Journal, 12, 2 (2011): 239–269 264 Rasika ...the economic liberalization. Further, the analysis of input variables like population and investment suggests divergence as ...maximum ... See full document

... study economic development within ...the growth of urban land area between 2001-2011 compared to the earlier ...largest growth in small towns were associated with declines in rural ...and ... See full document

... the convergence path, we conduct the following numerical experiment, the results of which are depicted in figure ...fundamental differences in their transitional adjustment ...of convergence in the ... See full document

... to regional economic growth in ...statistical analysis on a provincial panel data from 1978 to 2007 confirms the increasing regional inequality in China can be understood as ... See full document

... of regional economics concerns with the spatial distribution of economic activity across geographic areas within a country and it now considered as a forefront of development ...the growth of its ... See full document

... The data used in this study cover all 67 provinces in Turkey for the 1975-2000 period. The pieces of information that are used are real gross provincial product (GPP) per capita, net internal migration rates, provincial ... See full document

... Colombia and its regions could constitute an interesting laboratory in which to test the hy- pothesis that entrepreneurship is key for economic growth and development. In this sense, Apa- ricio et al. ... See full document

... unequal growth are relative ...of growth on the Chinese provinces, when the DFI are distributed after the calculations made by the WLS estimated model (31), where the weights are the regions share of ... See full document

... subsequent economic growth. Table 3.2 also presents a picture of regional convergence in China since ...the convergence rate was about ...the convergence rate varies ... See full document

... We might speculate that the relatively higher concentration of labor migration than of trade flows in the CIS is due to a combination of factors. To start with, labor migration is facilitated by the relatively ... See full document

... Against this there are number of factors suggesting that not everything is rosy in china. Economic growth has occurred at break-neck speed, but that means some necks have broken. The human cost of ... See full document