Parallel session 7. Poverty dimensionsPresented at GLOBELICS 2009, 7th International Conference, 6-8 October, Dakar, Senegal.The paper develops a growth model of multiple equilibria. In the model, poverty trap is caused by the presence of negative externalities - side effects - during an economy’s take off. The role of growth-maximizing public investment in this economy is more decisive than in ergodic ones. Depending on the economy’s initial condition, even a temporary policy shock may bring a per- manent growth miracle, particularly, if the shock is not too weak or followed by a negative offsetting/counterbalancing one
Abstract. Endogenous population growth, i.e., making the rate of population growth dependent on soci...
This work investigates the qualitative and quantitative dynamics of a Solow–Swan growth model with d...
Abstract Purpose The authors analyse a growth model to explain how economic fluctuations are prima...
Abstract: We show that, contrary to a widely spread error, when the savings and the population growt...
We look for permanent effects to per capita GDP from exogenous, temporary shocks. Our shocks are tem...
We look for permanent effects to per capita GDP from exogenous, temporary shocks. Our shocks are tem...
We introduce an experimental approach to study the effect of institutions on economic growth. In ea...
We introduce an experimental approach to study the effect of institutions on economic growth. In ea...
This research tests the hypothesis that international cross-country differences in economic growth a...
Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth paths to w...
We evaluate whether and how the persistence of inequality and the presence of inequality traps carry...
Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth paths to w...
Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth paths to w...
Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth paths to w...
We evaluate whether and how the persistence of inequality and the presence of inequality traps carry...
Abstract. Endogenous population growth, i.e., making the rate of population growth dependent on soci...
This work investigates the qualitative and quantitative dynamics of a Solow–Swan growth model with d...
Abstract Purpose The authors analyse a growth model to explain how economic fluctuations are prima...
Abstract: We show that, contrary to a widely spread error, when the savings and the population growt...
We look for permanent effects to per capita GDP from exogenous, temporary shocks. Our shocks are tem...
We look for permanent effects to per capita GDP from exogenous, temporary shocks. Our shocks are tem...
We introduce an experimental approach to study the effect of institutions on economic growth. In ea...
We introduce an experimental approach to study the effect of institutions on economic growth. In ea...
This research tests the hypothesis that international cross-country differences in economic growth a...
Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth paths to w...
We evaluate whether and how the persistence of inequality and the presence of inequality traps carry...
Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth paths to w...
Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth paths to w...
Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth paths to w...
We evaluate whether and how the persistence of inequality and the presence of inequality traps carry...
Abstract. Endogenous population growth, i.e., making the rate of population growth dependent on soci...
This work investigates the qualitative and quantitative dynamics of a Solow–Swan growth model with d...
Abstract Purpose The authors analyse a growth model to explain how economic fluctuations are prima...