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Inequality, persistence of the informal economy, and club convergence

World Development, 2020
Abstract Several new dualistic models have re-examined the causes of the informal economy and have made testable predictions about the long-lasting role of inequality. We test these predictions using historical indicators of inequality, dating back to the 1700s, and data on the informal economy across 138 countries over the 1991–2015 period.
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Club Convergence in State Fragility: Global Insights

Economics Letters
This letter presents the first study on the convergence of state fragility, measured by the Fragile States Index. Applying the club convergence and clustering test of Phillips and Sul (2007), we find no evidence of overall convergence but identify nine distinct groups of countries following separate long-term trajectories.
Ahmet Koseoglu, Ali Gokhan Yucel
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Convergence Clubs and Spatial Externalities

2013
This book is concerned with whether levels of labour productivity across the regions of an enlarged Europe converge or diverge. In particular, it is argued that the EU-27 regions follow a pattern of club convergence. In the early chapters the neoclassical model is extended by several elements from Endogenous Growth and New Economic Geography models,
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Convergence and club convergence of CO emissions at state levels: A nonlinear analysis of the USA

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2021
Ibrahim D Raheem +2 more
exaly

Sectoral analysis of club convergence in EU countries’ CO emissions

Energy, 2021
Reza Mortazavi, Catia Cialani
exaly

Innovation convergence clubs and their driving factors within urban agglomeration

Economic Modelling, 2023
Wenyue Cui
exaly

Club convergence analysis of city-level electricity consumption in Turkey

Energy, 2023
Håkan Yıldız, Huseyin Tastan
exaly

Global Undernutrition Convergence: Evidence from Club Convergence