This paper presents a North-South technology gap model which combines the
Schumpeterian approach to technical and structural change with the Keynesian perspective …

This paper analyzes the impact of international financial cycles on structural change in
developing economies. It is argued that the impact of these cycles depends on the specific …

This chapter analyses the evolution of industrial policy in the four largest Latin American
economies—Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia—using Korea as a benchmark. Three …

Purpose Recently, China has been paying increasing attention to how to improve the
efficiency of the marine environment and realize a green and sustainable development of …

This paper investigates the long run and short run dynamics between industrial production
and factors affecting production in the Emerging Market Economies of Brazil, Russia, India …

The origins of the Latin American structuralism (LAS) can be found in a paper written in 1948
by Raúl Prebisch and published the following year by the United Nations Economic …

Whereas manufacturing seems to hold the key to modern economic growth, the role of
manufacturing in economy‐wide convergence across countries is debatable. One strand of …

As a vital element affecting economic efficiency, the impact of marine industrial structure
upgrading on marine economy has become a hot topic, and China is not an exception. This …

Coming Full Circle: Brazilian/Swedish Labour Productivity Ratios in Manufacturing, 1912–2014
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Structural heterogeneity (SH)—ie the existence of marked asymmetries in labour productivity
among firms, along with low-productivity firms forming a large share of total employment …