Kaldor\u27s Mattioli lectures analyse a two-sector model with increasing returns to scale (IRS) in industry and decreasing returns (DRS) in agriculture. This review article shows that (i) with IRS in industry a long-run equilibrium growth path with strictly positive growth rates may exist even if agriculture is subject to DRS; (ii) the industrial sector is the \u27engine of growth\u27 if agricultural investment is determined passively by available saving; (iii) if one introduces a separate agricultural investment function both positive and negative agricultural supply shocks may lead to stagnation, thus vindicating Kaldor\u27s emphasis on commodity price stabilization
We study a multi-sector model of growth with differences in TFP growth rates across sectors and deri...
During the late 1990's, a spurt of growth in output and productivity led the business press, and som...
The interest rate and the rate of economic growth are often regarded as roughly constant as economie...
Kaldor\u27s Mattioli lectures analyse a two-sector model with increasing returns to scale (IRS) in i...
[出版社版]This paper investigates the re-examination of N. Kaldor on the Agriculture-Industry two-sector...
The paper develops a dynamic general-equilibrium model of Schumpeterian growth which is fueled by in...
This paper develops a two-sector model that illuminates the role of agricultural modern-ization in t...
A two-sector Ramsey-type model of growth is developed to investigate the relationship between agricu...
This paper studies the implications of a dynamic general equilibrium model with three production sec...
Balanced growth models are commonly used in macroeconomics because they are consistent with the well...
This paper documents that growth in the extensive margin is on average lower in the agricultural sec...
This paper develops a two-sector model of growth where agriculture is considered explicitly. Key fe...
We study a multi-sector model of growth with differences in TFP growth rates across sectors and deri...
Economic importance of the agricultural sector tends to decline relatively to other sectors in a gro...
Abstract: Using dynamic panel models with data for 62 developing countries, this paper examines whet...
We study a multi-sector model of growth with differences in TFP growth rates across sectors and deri...
During the late 1990's, a spurt of growth in output and productivity led the business press, and som...
The interest rate and the rate of economic growth are often regarded as roughly constant as economie...
Kaldor\u27s Mattioli lectures analyse a two-sector model with increasing returns to scale (IRS) in i...
[出版社版]This paper investigates the re-examination of N. Kaldor on the Agriculture-Industry two-sector...
The paper develops a dynamic general-equilibrium model of Schumpeterian growth which is fueled by in...
This paper develops a two-sector model that illuminates the role of agricultural modern-ization in t...
A two-sector Ramsey-type model of growth is developed to investigate the relationship between agricu...
This paper studies the implications of a dynamic general equilibrium model with three production sec...
Balanced growth models are commonly used in macroeconomics because they are consistent with the well...
This paper documents that growth in the extensive margin is on average lower in the agricultural sec...
This paper develops a two-sector model of growth where agriculture is considered explicitly. Key fe...
We study a multi-sector model of growth with differences in TFP growth rates across sectors and deri...
Economic importance of the agricultural sector tends to decline relatively to other sectors in a gro...
Abstract: Using dynamic panel models with data for 62 developing countries, this paper examines whet...
We study a multi-sector model of growth with differences in TFP growth rates across sectors and deri...
During the late 1990's, a spurt of growth in output and productivity led the business press, and som...
The interest rate and the rate of economic growth are often regarded as roughly constant as economie...