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Vent for surplus : a case of mistaken identity

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Agglomeration and congestion in the economics of ideas and technological change

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The conventional wage share vs. full employment : implications for the development of growth theory

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The geographic concentration of knowledge : scale, agglomeration, and congestion in innovation across US states

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Reinterpreting the Jones critique : a time series approach to testing and understanding idea driven growth models with transitional dynamics

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The dynamic properties of endogenous growth models

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Do we still need cities? : evidence on rates of innovation from count data models of metropolitain statistical area patents

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Discrimination and growth: The distribution across skills matters

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Vent-for-surplus in a dynamic setting

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