This paper studies the regional convergence of sub-national states in the case of Mercosur from 1961 to 2005 by using a non-parametric technique of clustering under the concept of \regime of performance". In the first section, a review in interregional convergence is shown for the Mercosur case....

The dynamics of tourists and guests can be modeled in a varied of ways and, in most of this models tourist destinations behave as dynamic evolving complex systems. In this paper we represent an economic problem in which the affluence of tourists to a specific place depends on the quot;statequot;...

The aim of this paper is to study the economic dynamics of a set of countries of the American continent during the period 1951-2003. We introduce an alternative concept of growth convergence based on the notion of dynamic regimes. Regimes are defined in the state space of growth rates and real...

In this paper we study the dynamics of economic growth for 140 countries during the period 1951-2003. The variables representing economic performance are levels and growth rates of per capita GDP. Using the concept of economic regime, we introduce a notion of distance between the dynamical paths...

The present paper argues that, in line with Nelson-Phelps (1966), there exist important complementarities among educational attainment, Ramp;D activities (and their derived innovations) and economic growth, although subject to a quot;skill-loss effectquot; (delta;-effect), due to the presence of...

Spanish Abstract: En este trabajo se estudia el desempeño económico de las provincias argentinas durante el período 1961-2000. El desempeño económico se define a partir de los diferentes regímenes que determinan el crecimiento y el producto per cápita anual que tuvo cada provincia durante...

In this paper we model tourism development in the framework of multi- population dynamics and analyze the time pattern of its impact as the evolution of the interaction between two populations feeding over the same space-resource. Each population might be structured in two (or more) ?clubs? with...