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This study examines a crucial assumption in much of the recent work on endogenous growth, namely, constant returns to scale in the production of human capital. A simple model is constructed to show that the returns to scale in human capital production can be inferred from the relationship...
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This paper aims to contribute to the new growth theory with a model in which the engine of growth is human capital growth. Building on Romer's [1990] model, two new functions are introduced: (1) a specification for the production of new designs that assumes no externalities and no inventions...
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This paper reports on a study that tests the anecdotal hypothesis that the prices of houses near popular comprehensive … move house for the sake of their children's education. This would be expected to be reflected in house prices. The study …
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