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Using the Markov chains on the spatially lagged bimonthly district medians we find that the highest degree of wages convergence is found in the districts of Banská Bystrica, Žilina and Nitra Regions and the highest degree of old-age pensions convergence is found in the districts of Košice and Banská Bystrica Regions. Our analyses are based on monthly income data on median wages and old-age pensions at district territorial level (LAU 1), and two types of convergence are assessed: convergence towards national median income and convergence towards regional (NUTS 3 regions) median income.
Summary/Abstract: The aim of this paper is to investigate regional convergence of income at district level in Slovakia, and to answer the question of whether Slovak districts converge or diverge over time, and across different sectors of the Slovak economy. These include households from the UK, Estonia, Slovakia, Finland.
Published by: Ekonomický ústav SAV a Prognostický ústav SAV Keywords: regional convergence income polarization Markov chains Slovakia outliers run from about 4,000 to more than 31,000 of the respective median income. On the Regional Convergence of Income at District Level in Slovakia Author(s): Iveta Pauhófová, Tomáš Želinský On the Regional Convergence of Income at District Level in Slovakia World Bank tracks a number of income- and poverty-related metrics, including GDP per capita, GNI per capita, GINI coefficient per country, and median income.
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