Nonlinear Growth in a Long-Run Perspective

Andrea Mario Lavezzi; Davide Fiaschi; Andrea Mario Lavezzi

Nonlinear Growth in a Long-Run Perspective

Andrea Mario Lavezzi, Davide Fiaschi, Andrea Mario Lavezzi

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This study analyses the pattern of long-run growth of a cross-section of countries, adopting the distribution dynamics approach. The relationship between growth rates and income levels appears first increasing and then decreasing, indicating the existence of different growth regimes.

Lingua originale	English
pagine (da-a)	101-104
Rivista	Applied Economics Letters
Volume	11
Stato di pubblicazione	Published - 2004

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