… the effects of political borders on economic growth and per capita income … growth determinants,
besides country size and openness, when countries are merged. We estimate the growth …

… propensities for growth because growth data at borders is not … growth discontinuities at
borders are of similar magnitude for old and recent borders, curved and straight borders, borders …

… improving cross-border connections may improve local cross-border market integration. …
of changing cross-border interaction opportunities on local population growth levels in the last …

… Most cross-border programs are focused on the delivery of instructional programs, generally
… However, as cross-border partnerships take forms that involve greater investment in …

… Box 2.1 describes the sources of data we used to describe the border region. With respect
to population growth on each side of the border, we note first that the Mexican border region …

… borders and intensity of cross-border cooperation (CBC) on regional growth across European
border … The difference-in-difference estimations show that the opening of national borders …

… The following one defines such perspective using Border Studies literature and carves out
prospective research agendas using two examples related to economic growth and poverty …

… In this context, this paper aims to analyze the impact of international borders and trade
agreements on economic growth and inequality at the subnational level in Argentina. This is the …

… Our findings highlighted the fact that border regions grow like non-border ones because the
way they are defined hides a remarkable internal heterogeneity. A possible step forward for …

… This is taken to mean that Mexican workers have 0.4 efficiency units of labor (per unit of
human capital), so that a Mexican worker who crosses the US border becomes as productive as …