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Technological Convergence and International Trade Author info | Abstract | Publisher info | Download info | Related research | Statistics Ben-David, D.
Rahman, A.
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This paper builts on earlier evidence showing that, while most countries exhibit little evidence of unconditional income convergence, countries that trade heavily with another tend to exhibit a muchhigher incidence of convergence.
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