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This paper develops a simple two-region endogenous growth model in which individuals must choose where to reside and … implications of a change in government’s regional policy on individuals’ residential choice, growth, inequality and welfare. In …, we show that an increase in the amount of public infrastructure in the poor region not only increases growth and welfare …
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Even a casual library search clearly indicates that empirical growth studies comprise a significant, and growing, area … identifying the basic nature of the growth process. By contrast, attempts to provide public policy directions are much less …
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Beta-convergence is determined by the sign of the slope of the income growth line. The conclusion of significance … influenced by correlation between the base year and the growth rate over the period of study as well as the sample size. To …
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. With the use of a standard growth model, it assesses the influence of public investment and public transfers on the rate of …This paper seeks to contribute to our understanding of the relationship between economic policy and economic growth … economic growth. It does this by using data from the 20 Italian regions between 1970 and 1995. While the results show a …
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We explore the variations in regional economic growth within 26 countries relative to the OECD norm between 1998 and … 2003. This analysis sheds light on the role of regions in determining national growth patterns, while also providing a … driving such growth. In particular, this taxonomy isolates those growth factors involving region-specific assets that are …
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One argument in support of minimizing urban sprawl is that sprawl creates transportation externalities. A problem with empirically examining the relationship between sprawl and transportation externalities is that sprawl is a difficult concept to quantify. This paper uses a measure of sprawl...
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block groups in Alabama's west-central Black Belt region. Estimates of a spatial lag model provide support for the … conditional convergence hypothesis and explain roughly 60 percent of the variation in income growth. Income growth was positively …
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The purpose of this paper is to identify factors that explain the differences in state PCPI levels and to examine the question of how demographic factors have influenced changes in state PCPI levels over the census years between 1950 and 2000. The results suggest that the racial composition of...
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Entrepreneurship is becoming an important economic development strategy for communities across the nation. This research distinguishes between innovative and non-innovative entrepreneurs as well as “traditional” entrepreneurs – percent nonfarm proprietors of total employed – across...
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Government on local government expenditures, this study employs a difference model to test which local public services and …
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