Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level

This paper examines absolute manufacturing labour productivity convergence across Mexican states and municipalities between 1993 and 2018, using census data and employing spatial econometric techniques. It applies a novel approach (spatial econometrics and disaggregation at the municipal level) to s...

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Autores principales:	Cabral, René, López Cabrera, Jesús Antonio, Padilla Pérez, Ramón
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Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	ECLAC 2020
Materias:	EMPRESAS MANUFACTURERAS EMPLEO PRODUCTIVIDAD DEL TRABAJO CONVERGENCIA ECONOMICA MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS DESARROLLO ECONOMICO MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES EMPLOYMENT LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE ECONOMETRIC MODELS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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spelling	oai-11362-464922021-03-29T16:09:34Z Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level Cabral, René López Cabrera, Jesús Antonio Padilla Pérez, Ramón EMPRESAS MANUFACTURERAS EMPLEO PRODUCTIVIDAD DEL TRABAJO CONVERGENCIA ECONOMICA MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS DESARROLLO ECONOMICO MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES EMPLOYMENT LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE ECONOMETRIC MODELS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT This paper examines absolute manufacturing labour productivity convergence across Mexican states and municipalities between 1993 and 2018, using census data and employing spatial econometric techniques. It applies a novel approach (spatial econometrics and disaggregation at the municipal level) to show that there is absolute convergence in manufacturing productivity at both the state and municipal levels. The results show that there are significant productivity spillovers among states and municipalities; that is, high-level productivity states or municipalities have positive impacts on the productivity of neighbouring states or municipalities. The empirical evidence also shows that, on average, it takes a municipality 26.5 years to reduce 50% of the initial productivity gap, while for a state it takes 99.4 years. 2020-12-11T18:07:40Z 2020-12-11T18:07:40Z 2020-12-11 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/46492 LC/MEX/TS.2020/42 LC/TS.2020/158 en Serie Estudios y Perspectivas (México, DF) 187 .pdf application/pdf 1993 MEXICO MEXICO 2018 ECLAC
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topic	EMPRESAS MANUFACTURERAS EMPLEO PRODUCTIVIDAD DEL TRABAJO CONVERGENCIA ECONOMICA MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS DESARROLLO ECONOMICO MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES EMPLOYMENT LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE ECONOMETRIC MODELS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
spellingShingle	EMPRESAS MANUFACTURERAS EMPLEO PRODUCTIVIDAD DEL TRABAJO CONVERGENCIA ECONOMICA MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS DESARROLLO ECONOMICO MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES EMPLOYMENT LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE ECONOMETRIC MODELS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Cabral, René López Cabrera, Jesús Antonio Padilla Pérez, Ramón Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level
description	This paper examines absolute manufacturing labour productivity convergence across Mexican states and municipalities between 1993 and 2018, using census data and employing spatial econometric techniques. It applies a novel approach (spatial econometrics and disaggregation at the municipal level) to show that there is absolute convergence in manufacturing productivity at both the state and municipal levels. The results show that there are significant productivity spillovers among states and municipalities; that is, high-level productivity states or municipalities have positive impacts on the productivity of neighbouring states or municipalities. The empirical evidence also shows that, on average, it takes a municipality 26.5 years to reduce 50% of the initial productivity gap, while for a state it takes 99.4 years.
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author	Cabral, René López Cabrera, Jesús Antonio Padilla Pérez, Ramón
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title	Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level
title_short	Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level
title_full	Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level
title_fullStr	Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level
title_full_unstemmed	Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level
title_sort	absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in mexico, 1993–2018: a spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level
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Absolute convergence in manufacturing labour productivity in Mexico, 1993–2018: A spatial econometrics analysis at the state and municipal level

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