Is there Really Divergence Across Turkish Provinces? Evidence From the Lagrange Multiplier Unit Root Tests
Alper Aslan and
Ferit Kula ()
European Planning Studies, 2011, vol. 19, issue 3, 539-549
Abstract:
Using data on per capita income among 67 provinces in Turkey over the period 1975--2001, regional stochastic convergence is evaluated. This study employees the LM unit root test to endogenously determine the number and location of structural breaks for each province. On the contrary, convergence literature on Turkish provinces, both univariate and panel LM tests provide strong evidence for convergence except for the provinces of Bitlis and Erzurum when structural breaks are taken into account. Our empirical results are in accordance with the neoclassical model.
Date: 2011
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DOI: 10.1080/09654313.2011.548359
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