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Stochastic convergence in regional economic activity

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On a theme by Williamson : a stochastic model for the evolution of global labor markets since 1830

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A dynamic model for the cross-sectional distribution of unemployment rates

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On fluctuations in the cross-sectional distribution of unemployment rates

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On a theme by Williamson : a stochastic model for the evolution of global labor markets since 1830

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On the dynamics of convergence in cross-country incomes

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Stochastic convergence in regional economic activity

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Dynamics of income distribution : a diffusion analysis

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An evolutionary model of the size distribution of firms

Hashemi, Fariba - In: Journal of Evolutionary Economics 10 (2000) 5, pp. 507-521

An analytical study of the evolution of the distribution of firm size in an industry is presented. A drift-diffusion model is proposed to express the time-evolution of density of firm size within the industry. The model blends the conventional, more or less static, determinants with the kinds of...

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