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Original Articles

Economic growth and diverging clubs: a case study of the Chinese regions

Pages 833-836 | Published online: 06 Oct 2010
 

Abstract

A production model is proposed to explain why economic growth may lead to regional inequality and club divergence. Economic growth starts from a few centres and spills over to other regions. The spillover effect diminishes as distance rises, causing club formation with a clear geographical pattern.

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