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Technological Revolutions and the Periphery : Understanding Global Development Through Regional Lenses

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Structural transformation, marketization, and household production around the world

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Structural transformation, marketization, and household production around the world

Bridgman, Benjamin; Duernecker, Georg; Herrendorf, Berthold - 2015 - This version: October 5, 2015

We provide evidence on household and market production in 36 countries since 1960. On average the household sector accounts for almost half of total hours worked. As GDP per capita increases, the employment share of household production in total hours worked initially declines and then hardly...

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