Trade Integration, Income Divergence, and Global Imbalances
We embed financial frictions and sector-specific minimum investment requirements (MIR) in a two-factor, two-sector, overlapping-generation model and showthat whether trade integration leads to convergence of the income levels among member states depends on their level of financial development. It he...
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Main Author: | ZHANG, Haiping |
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Language: | English |
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2015
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