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Introduction, 349. — I. The two class model, 351. — II. The one class model: diminishing returns, 358. — III. The one class model: infinite growth with constant returns, 365. — Concluding remarks, 37
Introduction, 349. — I. The two class model, 351. — II. The one class model: diminishing returns, 358. — III. The one class model: infinite growth with constant returns, 365. — Concluding remarks, 37
Endogenous growth literature emerged from dissatisfaction with one result of the neoclassical growt...
A demand-driven alternative to the conventional Solow-Swan growth model is analyzed. Its medium run ...
In this paper we investigate the underlying structure of the . Lucas (1988) endogenous growth model....
Introduction, 349. — I. The two class model, 351. — II. The one class model: diminishing returns, 35...
The main divisions of the theoretical economic growth literature that we study today include exogeno...
Recent advances in the theory of economic growth have led to a large number of competing endogenous-...
We use the two-sector specific factors model, which is known from the theory of international trade,...
The evolution of growth theories from the 1956 seminal work of Solow and Swan to Aghion and Howitt’...
This paper constructs a model of non-balanced endogenous growth. The econ-omy features two sectors w...
This paper presents an account of the dynamics of endogenous growth models with physical capital and...
This thesis provides theoretical investigations and developments to endogenous growth models, with t...
Apart from a few example, economists of the classical or neo-classical school were predominantly con...
In 1956, Robert Solow published a paper on economic growth and development titled “A Contribution to...
Beginning with Romer (1990), a first generation of endogenous R&D growth models with expanding v...
Contemporary Theories of Economic Growth Pierre-Alain Muet This paper presents a survey of contempor...
Endogenous growth literature emerged from dissatisfaction with one result of the neoclassical growt...
A demand-driven alternative to the conventional Solow-Swan growth model is analyzed. Its medium run ...
In this paper we investigate the underlying structure of the . Lucas (1988) endogenous growth model....
Introduction, 349. — I. The two class model, 351. — II. The one class model: diminishing returns, 35...
The main divisions of the theoretical economic growth literature that we study today include exogeno...
Recent advances in the theory of economic growth have led to a large number of competing endogenous-...
We use the two-sector specific factors model, which is known from the theory of international trade,...
The evolution of growth theories from the 1956 seminal work of Solow and Swan to Aghion and Howitt’...
This paper constructs a model of non-balanced endogenous growth. The econ-omy features two sectors w...
This paper presents an account of the dynamics of endogenous growth models with physical capital and...
This thesis provides theoretical investigations and developments to endogenous growth models, with t...
Apart from a few example, economists of the classical or neo-classical school were predominantly con...
In 1956, Robert Solow published a paper on economic growth and development titled “A Contribution to...
Beginning with Romer (1990), a first generation of endogenous R&D growth models with expanding v...
Contemporary Theories of Economic Growth Pierre-Alain Muet This paper presents a survey of contempor...
Endogenous growth literature emerged from dissatisfaction with one result of the neoclassical growt...
A demand-driven alternative to the conventional Solow-Swan growth model is analyzed. Its medium run ...
In this paper we investigate the underlying structure of the . Lucas (1988) endogenous growth model....
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