Recently there have been a number of discussions concerning economic growth and global warming. Some have argued that the effort to prevent as much global warming as possible will incur unacceptable ...
Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Vol. 23, No. 1, THE SOLOW GROWTH MODEL (SPRING 2007), pp. 94-114 (21 pages) In this paper, we seek to re-establish the link between the constant elasticity of ...
It is possible, in consistently following up the ideas of neoclassical growth theory, to clarify the relation between post-Keynesian and neoclassical growth and distribution theories. The Harrod-Domar ...
This paper studies China’s four-fold increase in per capita GDP relative to the US between 1995 and 2019. First, we argue that China’s growth pattern is very similar to that of several other East Asia ...
The latest winner of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences is Professor Paul Romer. He achieved this prestigious accolade for his work on endogenous growth theory Professor Paul Romer's theory ...
This page lists books and articles that are a good introduction to theory and/or evidence on economic growth. A more complete list of books on growth is also available. The best places to start, for ...
In the course of a few weeks in the spring of 1985 the emphasis of the agenda of technical economics shifted dramatically-perhaps as much as at any particular time since 1936, when John Maynard Keynes ...
The 19th-century creators of neoclassical economics—the theory that now serves as the basis for coordinating activities in the global market system—are credited with transforming their field into a ...
Over the past decades, the economic sciences have seen fundamental breakthroughs in our understanding of human responses to incentives in the face of uncertainty and strategic interactions. But what ...
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