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Shock Persistence in a Dual Economy Model of India
Author(s)Tiffin, Richard; Dawson, P. J.
AbstractThis article examines shock persistence in agricultural and industrial output in India. Drawing on the dual economy literature, the linkages between the sectors through the terms of trade are emphasised. However, different dual economy models make differing assumptions regarding the categorisation of variables as being either endogenous or exogenous and this distinction is crucial in explaining the pattern of shock persistence. Using annual data for 1955-95, our results show that shocks to both output series are permanent while those to the terms of trade are transient.
IssueNo1
Pages32-47
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceJournal of Development Studies
VolumeNo40
PubDateOctober2003
ISBN_ISSN0022-0388

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