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Sweden's relative growth 1850-2020 : a drama in three acts

Jonung, Lars - 2026

Sweden's economic growth in relation to developments in the rest of the world exhibits three distinct phases over the past 170 years. From 1890 to 1950, Sweden experienced faster growth than comparable countries. This period of liberalization was followed by a phase of lagging behind until...

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Sweden's relative growth 1850-2020: A drama in three acts

Jonung, Lars - 2026

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Cross-border digital payments and identity in Nigeria under the AfCFTA

Agarwal, Prachi; Mendez Parra, Maximiliano; Mba, Sand Kalu - 2026

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KOOMA : a DSGE model of the Finnish economy

Koponen, Kristine; Niemeläinen, Julia; Elmgren, Peter; … - 2026

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The Industrial Revolution reconsidered : Hard Steps, the Great Filter, and Doomsday

Naudé, Wim - 2026

The Hard Steps model is applied to argue that the Industrial Revolution (IR) heralded a terminal phase of human existence. Assuming six hard steps, the Kolmogorov-Smirnov method is used to pinpoint the start of the IR to ≈ year 1700. Once these hard steps were cleared, the global economy...

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Growth under rising pressure: weather shocks in sub-Saharan African cities

Reinhardt, Robert - 2026

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What can development finance institutions learn from new growth theories?

Gregory, Neil F. - 2026

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Causal analysis of demand-side economic growth sources using agent-based modelling

Chudziak, Szymon - 2026

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A heterogeneous-agent model of growth and inequality for the UK : what has caused the UKs growth collapse since 2008?

Minford, Patrick; Zhu, Zheyi - 2026

This paper builds on Yang et al. (2021). This analysed the e§ect on UK economic growth of wealth inequality and tax or regulative disincentives to entrepreneurs, over recent decades with a heterogeneousagent growth model where agents can enhance individual productivity growth by undertaking...

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From free markets to industrial nationalism : what the West's green industrial policies mean for emerging economies

Narassimhan, Easwaran J.; Gallagher, Kelly Sims - 2026

Following the proliferation of net-zero targets, and against a backdrop of fossil fuel supply volatility, major Western economies - the US and the EU - have embraced green industrial policies. This paper reviews the history of industrial policymaking and the factors that have led to the...

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European funds and public investment in Romania : implications of the wind-up of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) for economic growth

Anghelescu, Cristina; Dăianu, Daniel; Grosu, Tudor; … - 2026

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