Emerging an Income Disparity through Economic Integration and Its Convergence Mechanism

Economic Integration and Income Convergence: Not Such a Strong Link?

We would expect that the process of globalization between 1870 and 1914 and subsequent disintegration of the world economy during the interwar period would have led first to income convergence and then to income divergence between the participating countries. But in fact we find stronger evidence for income convergence during the interwar period than during the first globalization. Similarly, t...

Reliable disparity estimation through selective integration.

A network model of disparity estimation was developed based on disparity-selective neurons, such as those found in the early stages of processing in the visual cortex. The model accurately estimated multiple disparities in regions, which may be caused by transparency or occlusion. The selective integration of reliable local estimates enabled the network to generate accurate disparity estimates ...

Income Convergence In Iranian Regions

Digital convergence and its economic implications

Abstract: Humankind has come a long way since the development of telephones and computers and in the recent past, we have witnessed a proliferation of technologies as a result of converging information and communications technologies (ICT). The benefits of these converging communication networks are reduced transaction costs, increased productivity and a positive contribution to economic growth...

Labour's Income Share in an Islamic Economic Framework: A Proposal

In standard discussions (capitalistic economy), business firms and the income distribution property of production factors are dealt with in a manner in which they are independent from each other. and there is no interaction as such between them. Furthermore, no role whatsoever is assumed for externalities. If we accept that there is interaction between production factors, and these 1actors, bec...