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The Output Convergence Debate Revisited: Lessons from recent developments in the analysis of panel data models
This paper provides a critical examination of the empirical basis of the output convergence debate in the light of recent developments in the analysis of dynamic heterogeneous panels with interactive effects. It shows that popular tools such as Barro's cross-country regressions and two-way fixed eff
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