Dynamic panel data evidence on the trade-income relation

Article Abstract:

The relationship between a country's openness and its per capita income was revisited. The results confirm the existence of a strong effect of trade on income but fail to find evidence for trade as independent factors of divergence.

Analysis, Economic aspects, National income

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Dynamic panel data evidence on the trade-income relation

Article Abstract:

The relationship between a country's openness and its per capita income was revisited. The results confirm the existence of a strong effect of trade on income but fail to find evidence for trade as independent factors of divergence.

Foreign trade promotion

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Dynamic panel data evidence on the trade-income relation

Article Abstract:

The relationship between a country's openness and its per capita income was revisited. The results confirm the existence of a strong effect of trade on income but fail to find evidence for trade as independent factors of divergence.

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