Add to ORKGEconomic Growth is the most popular topic today in economics. Particularly, the most wanted question is; why long run economic growth rare is declining? But at the same time, it is the most confusing subject in economics today and that could be one of the reason why it is most wanted subject\u27 for the following two reasons: (1) the lack of clear identification of meaning of the declining growth rate; (2) the lack of new economic theory to assess a new problem when we say, declining economic growth rate. In reference to (2), we are facing a new issue and problem when we say, the declining long-run economic growth rate, yet have not created a new economic theory to be able to deal with such a new issue and problem. (We have been assessi...
In the article the reasons for the deceleration of the average annual rates of economic growth of th...
In his very interesting and provocative book, David Warsh (2006) offers that there has been a recent...
A graph of per capita income in the US shows an upward trend, and the longer is the period covered b...
The first challenge for economic growth theory is to understand the transition from stagnation to gr...
14 August 2018Using annual data from the thirteenth century to the present, we show that improved lo...
Although the persistent slowdown in the growth of per capita output has been observed in virtually a...
Although the persistent slowdown in the growth of per capita output has been observed in virtually a...
This may not surprise you, but when I was a student of economics in the first half of the 1970s, we ...
The historical path of gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the United States is, except for t...
Using annual data from the thirteenth century to the present, we show that improved long run economi...
The task of economics is apparently changing. After confronting the limits to growth, the economic i...
Since 2013 various eminent mainstream economists have proposed reviving the doctrine of “secular st...
Rising educational attainment and research intensity in recent decades suggest that the U.S. economy...
Since 2013 various eminent mainstream economists have proposed reviving the doctrine of “secular st...
The paper shows how the original semi endogenous and balanced growth model of Phelps (1966), and my ...
In the article the reasons for the deceleration of the average annual rates of economic growth of th...
In his very interesting and provocative book, David Warsh (2006) offers that there has been a recent...
A graph of per capita income in the US shows an upward trend, and the longer is the period covered b...
The first challenge for economic growth theory is to understand the transition from stagnation to gr...
14 August 2018Using annual data from the thirteenth century to the present, we show that improved lo...
Although the persistent slowdown in the growth of per capita output has been observed in virtually a...
Although the persistent slowdown in the growth of per capita output has been observed in virtually a...
This may not surprise you, but when I was a student of economics in the first half of the 1970s, we ...
The historical path of gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the United States is, except for t...
Using annual data from the thirteenth century to the present, we show that improved long run economi...
The task of economics is apparently changing. After confronting the limits to growth, the economic i...
Since 2013 various eminent mainstream economists have proposed reviving the doctrine of “secular st...
Rising educational attainment and research intensity in recent decades suggest that the U.S. economy...
Since 2013 various eminent mainstream economists have proposed reviving the doctrine of “secular st...
The paper shows how the original semi endogenous and balanced growth model of Phelps (1966), and my ...
In the article the reasons for the deceleration of the average annual rates of economic growth of th...
In his very interesting and provocative book, David Warsh (2006) offers that there has been a recent...
A graph of per capita income in the US shows an upward trend, and the longer is the period covered b...