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This paper investigates the determinants of fiscal decentralisation, focusing in particular on the impact of the level …
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This paper uses a uniquely rich project-level dataset to analyze determinants and trends of FDI flows to the Southern …
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The paper proposes a technique to jointly tests for groupings of unknown size in the cross sectional dimension of a panel and estimates the parameters of each group, and applies it to identifying convergence clubs in income per-capita. The approach uses the predictive density of the data,...
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The agricultural sector is an important sector that most people in East Asia rely on and growth in this sector may help to lift their standard of living. This study assessed what factors contributed to agricultural growth by applying the panel econometric approach. First, the long-run...
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control for endogenous, time-varying determinants of FDI flows. Furthermore, we propose a difference estimator based on the …
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group of EU OECD countries is of potential importance to the CEE countries. Merging the determinants for both trade and FDI … model of trade and FDI determinants is estimated using an instrumental variables method and when the additional price …, the traditional determinants of direct investment along with the liberalisation process and infrastructure endowments are …
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This study focuses on testing the relationship between income inequality and growth within U.S. counties, and the channels through which such effects are observed. The study tests three hypotheses: (1) income inequality has an inverse relationship with growth; (2) regional growth adjustments are...
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The first chapter demonstrates that although it is possible to design utility functions that behave like empirical well-being, the functional forms relying on income adaptation and social comparisons put forward in the happiness literature fail to receive empirical validation. Under the income...
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