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title	Convergence across Indian states : A re-evaluation
Creator	CreatorName 郡司, 大志
	CreatorName 二階堂, 有子
	CreatorName GUNJI, Hiroshi
	CreatorName NIKAIDO, Yuko
Language	eng
ISSN	09111247
DOI	https://doi.org/10.15002/00008718
Publisher	Institute of Comparative Economic Studies, Hosei University
	法政大学比較経済研究所
Journal or Publication Title	Journal of International Economic Studies
Volume	24
Start page	133
End page	153
Year	2010-03
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Keywords	India
	convergence
	Markov transition matrix
	panel unit-root test
	SURADF test
Abstract	In this paper, we examine the growth convergence hypothesis within a developing country. Across Indian states, income dispersion has widened in recent years. Some new methods that are used by many researchers for studies across countries or across U.S. regions are applied, and we find that almost all income sequences in the Indian states have unit roots. This result implies that, although India achieved relatively high growth in the 1990s, per capita income across states tended to diverge, and that income dynamics within a developing country may differ from those within a developed country.
Type	Article
NCID	AA10459262
Index	Resorce type ＞ Departmental Bulletin Paper ＞ Journal of international economic studies
	201 Institute of Comparative Economic Studies ＞ Departmental Bulletin Paper ＞ Journal of international economic studies ＞ 24

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