on those versions of this paper. I am solely responsible for any mistakes that remain. The recent burgeoning literature on economic growth has resulted from the advent of better comparative international data, and with the recognition that the original growth theory explored by Solow [1956] and Kaldor [1961] held much more promise for development than economists of the 1960s and 1970s had generally believed. The "growth accounting " concept arising from the Solow model had been applied to existing data, and showed that for industrialized economies much of growth was accounted for by productivity. That productivity was measured as a residual of a regression relating the growth of output to the growth of factor inputs (we call these...
In this article I describe the evolution of the use of cross-country growth regressions in economics...
In an endogenous growth model with endogenous fertility, a neo-Malthusian relation emerges only when...
In this article I describe the evolution of the use of cross-country growth regressions in economics...
Mankiw, Romer and Weil (1992) have extended the Solow (1956) model by augmenting the production func...
In 1956, Robert Solow published a paper on economic growth and development titled “A Contribution to...
The neoclassical model is still the most useful theory of growth we have. It will continue to be the...
The purpose of this study is to explain the statistical variation in economic growth rates in a broa...
PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH is the important dimension of long-run eco-nomic performance. Yet economists hav...
Development economics, as the economics of the less advanced nations, emerged during the 1940s and t...
This thesis consists of three different papers under the general theme of growth and development. Th...
The Solow growth model is still starting point for most of analyses on long-run economic growth. It...
The past decade has seen an explosion of empirical research on eco-nomic growth and its determinants...
The past decade has seen an explosion of empirical research on eco-nomic growth and its determinants...
The past decade has seen an explosion of empirical research on eco-nomic growth and its determinants...
The basic concern of any empirical work is to employ statistical data that correspond to the notion ...
In this article I describe the evolution of the use of cross-country growth regressions in economics...
In an endogenous growth model with endogenous fertility, a neo-Malthusian relation emerges only when...
In this article I describe the evolution of the use of cross-country growth regressions in economics...
Mankiw, Romer and Weil (1992) have extended the Solow (1956) model by augmenting the production func...
In 1956, Robert Solow published a paper on economic growth and development titled “A Contribution to...
The neoclassical model is still the most useful theory of growth we have. It will continue to be the...
The purpose of this study is to explain the statistical variation in economic growth rates in a broa...
PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH is the important dimension of long-run eco-nomic performance. Yet economists hav...
Development economics, as the economics of the less advanced nations, emerged during the 1940s and t...
This thesis consists of three different papers under the general theme of growth and development. Th...
The Solow growth model is still starting point for most of analyses on long-run economic growth. It...
The past decade has seen an explosion of empirical research on eco-nomic growth and its determinants...
The past decade has seen an explosion of empirical research on eco-nomic growth and its determinants...
The past decade has seen an explosion of empirical research on eco-nomic growth and its determinants...
The basic concern of any empirical work is to employ statistical data that correspond to the notion ...
In this article I describe the evolution of the use of cross-country growth regressions in economics...
In an endogenous growth model with endogenous fertility, a neo-Malthusian relation emerges only when...
In this article I describe the evolution of the use of cross-country growth regressions in economics...