Is it feasible to assume homogeneous degrees of returns to scale for the Spanish provinces?

Neoclassic economic growth studies should considerate differentiation of economies taking into account structural parameters for different groups of regions. The estimation of Verdoorn law conditioning by means of initial levels of some structural parameters allows confirming the idea to considerate...

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Main Author:	Toni Mora
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	AECR 2003-01-01
Series:	Investigaciones Regionales - Journal of Regional Research
Subjects:	Kaldor’s laws regional economics convergence clubs
Online Access:	http://www.aecr.org/images/ImatgesArticles/2007/06%20Toni%20Mora.pdf

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title	Is it feasible to assume homogeneous degrees of returns to scale for the Spanish provinces?
title_short	Is it feasible to assume homogeneous degrees of returns to scale for the Spanish provinces?
title_full	Is it feasible to assume homogeneous degrees of returns to scale for the Spanish provinces?
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description	Neoclassic economic growth studies should considerate differentiation of economies taking into account structural parameters for different groups of regions. The estimation of Verdoorn law conditioning by means of initial levels of some structural parameters allows confirming the idea to considerate Spanish provinces into diversified convergence clubs.
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Is it feasible to assume homogeneous degrees of returns to scale for the Spanish provinces?

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