Publications

(2023). Regional Okun’s law and endogeneity: evidence from the Indonesian districts. Applied Economics Letters.

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(2023). Convergence clubs and spatial structural change in the European Union. Structural Change and Economic Dynamics.

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(2022). Schooling ain’t learning in Europe: A club convergence perspective. Comparative Economic Studies.

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(2022). Social and economic convergence across districts in Indonesia: A spatial econometric approach. Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies.

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(2022). Regional convergence and spatial dependence in Thailand: Global and local assessments. Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy.

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(2021). Sectoral productivity convergence, input-output structure, and network communities in Japan. Structural Change and Economic Dynamics.

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(2021). Provincial income convergence clubs in Indonesia: Identification and conditioning factors. Growth and Change.

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(2021). Regional Economic Growth Convergence and Spatial Growth Spillovers at Times of COVID-19 Pandemic in Indonesia. In Resosudarmo B. et al. (Ed.), Regional Perspectives of Covid-19 in Indonesia.

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(2021). Regional income disparities and convergence clubs in Indonesia: New district-level evidence. Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy.

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(2020). Promoting both Industrial Development and Regional Convergence: Towards a Regionally Inclusive Industrial Policy. In Otsubo S. and Otchia C. (Ed.), Designing Integrated Industrial Policies for Inclusive Development in Africa and Asia.

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(2018). Investment constraints and productivity cycles in Bolivia. Coyuntural Economics, 3(4).

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(2015). The World Productivity Distribution: Convergence and Divergence Patterns in the Postwar Era. Latin American Journal of Economic Development, 24(2).

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(2015). Divergent and Unequal Development in Latin America: Causes and Policy Challenges. In Shigeru Otsubo (Ed.), Globalization and Development: In Search of a New Development Paradigm.

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(2015). On the Development Gap between Latin America and East Asia: Welfare, Efficiency, and Misallocation. Forum of International Development Studies, 45(3).

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