Complex Economies Have a Lateral Escape from the Poverty Trap
Fig 2
Non parametric kernel estimation of growth rate of per capita GDP due to inputs versus relative per capita GDP.
The shadowing indicates 90% of confidence interval of the expected value, computed with bootstrap. Different countries-years in the range 1963–2000 have been pooled after removing the global trend. While the low performance of low GDP countries in increasing their input is clearly visible (left site of the figure), the slowing down of input growth expected after catching-up (right side) is modest.
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