Trade and Financial Integration, Extensive Margin, and Income Divergence
We revisit the classical question on economic integration and income convergence in a two-sector OLG model with financial frictions and sectoral heterogeneity in minimum investment requirements (MIR, hereafter). The extensive margin of investment is a critical channel through which aggregate income...
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Main Author: | ZHANG, Haiping |
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2014
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