This special issue of Louvain Economic Review is devoted to the ‘New Economy’.Indeed, a few months after the rapid decline in the stock market for new technologies in most places in the world, it was time to try to draw a balanced synthesis of the economic implications of the so-called New Economy. A few figures are needed to realize why the last decade was indeed an exceptional period, according to historical standards.First of all, the increasing role of information technologies is simply overwhelming.Ov er the last decade, the real value of business investment in the USA has been multiplied by 22 for computers and peripherals, 3 for communication equipment, and 6 for software (...)
As discussions of the New Economy become increasingly common, it is also clear that there the term r...
"The discussion paper discusses the macroeconomic argument of a New Economy that is characterized by...
The `New Economy' proponents pointing to the recent and exceptional performance of the US economy ar...
This special issue of Louvain Economic Review is devoted to the 'New Economy'.Indeed, a few months a...
The present paper examines the meaning and usefulness of the concept of a New Economy. This construc...
The current debate over the possible existence of a 'new economy' calls for an interpretation and an...
Along human history there were periods in which advanced technology and changes in business manageme...
This paper attempts to draw lessons for the New Economy from what economists know about technology d...
In section 1 of this contribution, we will recall the usual arguments which are put forward to analy...
In a presentation at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s 2001 symposium, “Economic Policy for ...
The global economy is emerging painfully from the financial crisis that kicked off in 2008 in the Un...
For many observers the beginning of a dynamic economic and stock market upswing in the U.S. in the m...
In the past several years, academics, journalists, federal regulators and business gurus have been w...
This paper inquires into radical innovations and into their role to promote economic growth. Can an ...
The discussion paper discusses the macroeconomic argument of a New Economy that is characterized by ...
As discussions of the New Economy become increasingly common, it is also clear that there the term r...
"The discussion paper discusses the macroeconomic argument of a New Economy that is characterized by...
The `New Economy' proponents pointing to the recent and exceptional performance of the US economy ar...
This special issue of Louvain Economic Review is devoted to the 'New Economy'.Indeed, a few months a...
The present paper examines the meaning and usefulness of the concept of a New Economy. This construc...
The current debate over the possible existence of a 'new economy' calls for an interpretation and an...
Along human history there were periods in which advanced technology and changes in business manageme...
This paper attempts to draw lessons for the New Economy from what economists know about technology d...
In section 1 of this contribution, we will recall the usual arguments which are put forward to analy...
In a presentation at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s 2001 symposium, “Economic Policy for ...
The global economy is emerging painfully from the financial crisis that kicked off in 2008 in the Un...
For many observers the beginning of a dynamic economic and stock market upswing in the U.S. in the m...
In the past several years, academics, journalists, federal regulators and business gurus have been w...
This paper inquires into radical innovations and into their role to promote economic growth. Can an ...
The discussion paper discusses the macroeconomic argument of a New Economy that is characterized by ...
As discussions of the New Economy become increasingly common, it is also clear that there the term r...
"The discussion paper discusses the macroeconomic argument of a New Economy that is characterized by...
The `New Economy' proponents pointing to the recent and exceptional performance of the US economy ar...