'Endogenous growth theory' presentation slideshows

Radical Ideas 2 4/27/2012

Unit 4: Miscellaneous. Radical Ideas 2 4/27/2012. Charter Cities. Paul Romer is an economist most known for his work in endogenous growth theory. His current project is advocating charter cities, both intellectually in academia and by personally lobbying countries to try it.

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GE 541 October, 2008

GE 541 October, 2008. MACRO-ECONOMIC MODELS OF TRANSPORT PRODUCTIVITY. Historically , the focus of most productivity studies has been the private sector --- how private sector decisions with respect to output, employment, and capital accumulation have contributed to productivity growth.

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Cornelis van Bochove

Basic research and economic growth Working paper available on line at http://hdl.handle.net/1887/18636. Cornelis van Bochove. Overview. Growth Literature The technology function: applied R&D and technology The hypothesis function: basic research.

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Technology diffusion in the developing world

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Technology diffusion in the developing world

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Fiscal Policy and Growth in Namibia

Fiscal Policy and Growth in Namibia. Organisation of the Presentation. 1. Theories on Fiscal Policy and Growth - Define growth and competitiveness - Fiscal policy and neoclassical theory - Keynesian and endogenous growth theory 2. Namibian Fiscal Policy

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The State and Neoliberalism

The State and Neoliberalism. Based on Cypher and Dietz The Process of Economic D evelopment Chapter 7. Origins of Neoliberalism?.

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Contemporary Models of Development and Underdevelopment

Contemporary Models of Development and Underdevelopment. Chapter 5. New Growth Theory: Endogenous Growth. Motivation for the new growth theory The Romer model. (5.1). (5.2). (5.3). New Growth Theory: Endogenous Growth. Motivation for the new growth theory The Romer model

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Study Unit 2: The economics of growth

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Dual nature of investment: it generates capacity, it generates aggregate demand

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