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This paper constructs a model of non-balanced economic growth. The main economic force is the combination of …, non-balanced growth is shown to be consistent with an asymptotic equilibrium with constant interest rate and capital share … in national income. Finally, we construct and analyze a model of “nonbalanced endogenous growth,†which extends these …
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the ultimate macroeconomic growth effects of employer-based systems. Is it possible that moving away from a system of … employer-provided health insurance could increase employment and economic growth? Moreover, what are the implications for …
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generated knowledge for all sectors, being overall the main engine of growth. Using Samuel Kortum’s data on patent production …In this paper I estimate unobserved labor-generated knowledge spillovers within and among six large macroeconomic … sectoral knowledge spillover matrices that show that changes in the magnitude and direction of spillovers are associated to the …
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Does medical technology originating in countries close to the technology frontier have a significant impact on health outcomes in countries distant from this frontier? This paper considers a framework where lagging countries may benefit from medical technology (a result of research and...
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This paper proposes the view that financial development and economic growth are linked through the characteristics of … notion that financial development promotes economic growth only to the extent that it enhances the adoption of new …
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discuss its implications for long-run economic growth. …
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We study a model of efficient risk sharing between two agents, A and B, who enjoy a non-durable common good. Only agent B can provide the common good whereas agent A can merely contribute indirectly by making transfers to the provider, agent B. We consider self-enforcing equilibria in the...
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