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We ask whether failure to control for research and development (R&D) activity in an output convergence regression affects the coefficient estimates of initial output. We focus on output convergence to an economy¡¯s own steady-state growth path using time series regression framework and...
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In this study, using the Phillips curve type models, we use four different measures of U.S. output to test the hypothesis that there is a positive correlation between the output-gap and wage inflation. We measure the output-gap using a constant natural level of output as well as a Kalman filter...
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When Analyzing Immiserizing Growth For A Tariff-Ridden Small Country, The Ubiquitous Assumption Of Normality In Consumption Is Shown To Be Unnecessary. A Condition Implied By The Optimality Of Free Trade Preserves The Existing Results Even If Either Good Is Inferior.
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