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Beyond the Coast: an Empirical Assessment of the Kaldor-Verdoorn Law in Chinese Provinces
This paper investigates spatial productivity convergence across Chinese provinces during structural transformation, examining how a shift in auonomous demand composition reshaped regional productivity dynamics. Using Panel Structural Vector Autoregressive modelling and province level data from 2001
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