R. Nagaraj|Aristomène Varoudakis|M.-A. V?ganzon?s
Long-run growth trends and convergence across Indian States
Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research|Organisation For Economic Co-Operation and Development
journal international developmentvolume 12 issue 1 p 4570 research article longrun growth trends convergence across indian states r nagaraj r nagaraj indira gandhi institute development research bombay indiasearch papers authora varoudakis corresponding author varoudakis oecd paris franceoecd 2 rue andr pascal paris 75775 cedex 16 francesearch papers authorma vganzons vganzons inra grignon francesearch papers author r nagaraj r nagaraj indira gandhi institute development research bombay indiasearch papers authora varoudakis corresponding author varoudakis oecd paris franceoecd 2 rue andr pascal paris 75775 cedex 16 francesearch papers authorma vganzons vganzons inra grignon francesearch papers author first published 06 january 2000 httpsdoiorg101002sici1099132820000112145aidjid58630co2zcitations 47aboutpdf toolsrequest permissionexport citationadd favoritestrack citation shareshare give accessshare full text accessshare fulltext accessplease review terms conditions use check box share fulltext version articlei read accept wiley online library terms conditions useshareable linkuse link share fulltext version article friends colleagues learn morecopy url share linkshare onfacebooktwitterlinkedinredditwechat abstract paper examines growth performance indian states 197094 first assess contribution differences availability physical social economic infrastructure growth performance estimations account reverse causality arising endogeneity infrastructure investment combining principal components analysis panel data estimation techniques provide accurate estimates growth impact specific types infrastructure particular highlight strong impact primary education health conditions irrigation roads rail network power capacities financial development moreover find evidence conditional convergence across states rule persistent income inequalities due dispersion steadystate income levels disparities accounted differences first structure production second infrastructure endowments third statespecific fixed effects growth regression copyright 2000 john wiley sons ltd citing literature volume12 issue1january 2000pages 4570 relatedinformation