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Competing engines of growth : innovation and standardization
Acemoglu, Daron; Gancia, Gino Alessandro; Zilibotti, … - 2010
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Knowledge of growth and the growth of knowledge
Metcalfe, John S. - In: Journal of evolutionary economics : JEE 12 (2002) 1/2, pp. 3-15
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Intellectual property rights, foreign direct investment, and industrial development
Branstetter, Lee; Saggi, Kamal - 2009
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Ideas and growth
Lucas, Robert E. - 2008
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Knowledge growth and the allocation of time
Lucas, Robert E.; Moll, Benjamin - 2011
between two activities: producing goods with the production-related knowledge they already have, and interacting with others … and its rate of learning and real growth. Individuals' time allocation decisions depend on the knowledge distribution … time allocations of everyone in the economy in turn determine the evolution of its knowledge distribution. We construct the …
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Technology diffusion : measurement, causes and consequences
Comin, Diego; Mestieri, Martí - 2013
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The incredible shrinking portuguese firm
Braginskij, Sergej V.; Branstetter, Lee; Regateiro, Andre - 2011
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The role of entrepreneurial human capital as a driver of endogenous economic growth
Ehrlich, Isaac; Li, Dunli; Liu, Zhiqiang - 2017
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Endogenous growth and cycles
Stiglitz, Joseph E. - 1993
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Global trade and the maritime transport revolution
Jacks, David S.; Pendakur, Krishna - 2008
"What is the role of transport improvements in globalization? We argue that the nineteenth century is the ideal testing ground for this question: freight rates fell on average by 50% while global trade increased 400% from 1870 to 1913. We estimate the first indices of bilateral freight rates for...
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