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A well established fact in the growth empirics literature is the increasing variation in output per capita across countries. This phenomena however does not adequately describe changes in the distribution of output since it does not account for changes in the covariates which undoubtedly in...
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In this paper we employ traditional beta, sigma, gamma-convergence tools to assess growth behaviour of groups of countries in connection with mixture densities. In the presence of mixtures, the standard methods to assess convergence are likely to be misleading. With respect to some recent papers...
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In this note we present r th order kernel density derivative estimators using canonical higher-order kernels. These canonical rescalings uncouple the choice of kernel and scale factor. This approach is useful for selection of the order of the kernel in a data-driven procedure as well as for...
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