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I propose a Schumpeterian analysis of the growth and welfare effects of a deficit-financed cut of the tax rate on distributed dividends. I find that income per capita growth initially accelerates and then decelerates, eventually converging to a long-run value lower than the starting one....
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This paper analyses several theoretical perspectives on the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) flows and 'productivity growth', interpreted as growth in total factor productivity (TFP). We begin with general equilibrium models. An open economy version of Solow's famous (1956)...
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This paper studies the effects of stock market valuation on research investment, the rate of innovation and welfare. In … and raise the economy-wide investment in Ramp;D and the rate of innovation. If the decentralized equilibrium rate of … innovation is inefficiently low, then such episodes may lead to an increase in aggregate welfare even if the higher valuation is …
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A model is presented based on recent theories of economic growth that treat commercially oriented innovation efforts as …
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performance is identified in the insufficient expenditure on research and development, which caused innovation to slow down …
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Individuals with a preference for keeping moral obligations may dislike learning that voluntary contributions are socially valuable: Such information can trigger unpleasant feelings of cognitive dissonance. I show that if initial beliefs about the social value of contributions are sufficiently...
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What drives extreme economic events? Motivated by recent theory, and events in US subprime markets, we begin to open the black box of extremes. Specifically, we extend standard economic analysis of extreme risk, allowing for dynamics and endogeneity. We explain how endogenous extremes may arise...
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