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This paper analyzes the absolute and conditional convergence of income in Santa Catarina. First, based on per capita GDP, analyzing spatial dependence among the 293 municipalities in the state. Subsequently, based on PNAD, analyzing the dynamics of inequality across generations. The theoretical model comes from Solow and Jones (1997) and instruments derived from the tools of spatial econometrics and the analysis of panel data, using corrections for complex samples. The results show that there is income convergence between the municipalities of Santa Catarina, but no spatial dependence. There are also intergenerational convergence being strongly driven by educational and worker training policies. Each additional year of study adds 20% and income differential in each year of experience

Análise de Convergência da Renda em Santa Catarina entre 2001 e 2012: PIB per capita, Espacialidade, Renda Pessoal e Demografia