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nation's situation only if such a reform increases domestic saving. In this paper I use evidence from Chile, where social …
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Convergence tests implicitly test the unit root hypothesis for per capita income. Although the statistics do not have critical values under the null hypothesis most papers on this subject use them, with the corresponding problems for inference. This paper
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The per capita growth rate of Chile from 1984 to 1997 was among the highest in the world. During the last three years …
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This paper analyzes the evolution of fear of floating (FOF) and its effect on output in Chile, Colombia and Mexico. It …
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A recurrent topic in labor economics is that of the existence of comparative advantages derived from the heterogeneity of both workers and tasks. This paper overcomes the standard problem of insufficient data to test comparative advantages by employing th
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Chile’s average per capita GDP growth of 4.1% during 991-2005 was significantly higher than average world growth during … the same period and was a strong break from its own past. How much of Chile’s recent growth is trend growth and how much …
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Chile. The target of this simulation is to test whether knowledge diffuses homogeneously or whether it follows some biased …
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