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Edwards, Lawrence; Lawrence, Robert Z. - 2010

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Learning by doing in a multi-product manufacturing environment : product variety, customizations, and overlapping product generations

Egelman, Carolyn D.; Epple, Dennis N.; Argote, Linda; … - 2013

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Is the public investment multiplier higher in developing countries? : an empirical investigation

Izquierdo, Alejandro; Lama C., Ruy; Medina, Juan Pablo; … - 2019

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Democracy, technology, and growth

Aghion, Philippe; Alesina, Alberto; Trebbi, Francesco - 2007

We explore the question of how political institutions and particularly democracy affect economic growth. Although empirical evidence of a positive effect of democracy on economic performance in the aggregate is weak, we provide evidence that democracy influences productivity growth in different...

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Deducations from the export basket : capabilities, wealth and trade

Sutton, John; Trefler, Daniel - 2011

"This paper re-explores the relation between a country's level of wealth and the mix of products it exports. We argue that both are simultaneously determined by countries' capabilities i.e. by countries' productivity and quality levels for each good. Our theoretical setup has two features. (1)...

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