This paper provides a Kaldorian interpretation for empirical regularities of productivity growth at thesectoral level of the economy. The statistical evidence is based on a data set drawn from internationallycompatible time series for employment and value added in thirty developing countries....

This paper investigates the existence and character of technological growth diffusionin form of learning spillovers at the sector level of the economy. Based on panel datafor 47 countries during the postwar period the evidence suggests robust statisticalregularities of inter-sectoral learning...

Half the people and two-thirds of the countries in the world lack full control over their own economic policy decisions. To a great extent, expatriate "experts" managed by industrial country nationals and based in Washington, DC regulate their macroeconomics, investment projects, and patterns of...