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Cumulative Causation and Inequality Among Villages in China.

Abstract:: We have posed an interesting and possibly original question: Why are Chinese villages that are so close together geographically so far apart economically? We have developed an answer in terms of factor immobiblities and processes of cumulative causation. Our results are not conclusive: Sharper tests would require a closer analysis of each village economy over time. Nevertheless, the evidence is suggestive.

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Knight, J., & Shi, L. (1996). Cumulative Causation and Inequality Among Villages in China. Department of Economics (University of Oxford).

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Knight, J., and L. Shi. Cumulative Causation and Inequality Among Villages in China. Department of Economics (University of Oxford), 1996.

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Knight, J, and L Shi. 1996. “Cumulative Causation and Inequality Among Villages in China.” Discussion Paper Series. Department of Economics (University of Oxford).
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Publisher:: Department of Economics (University of Oxford)
Series:: Discussion paper series
Publication date:: 1996-01-01

Language:: English
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Local pid:: oai:economics.ouls.ox.ac.uk:12226
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Copyright date:: 1996

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