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Catching up, social capability, government size and economic growth

Hansson, Pär; Henrekson, Magnus - 1994 - rev. version

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What makes a country socially capable of catching up?

Hansson, Pär; Henrekson, Magnus - 1992

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A new framework for testing the effect of government spending on growth and productivity

Hansson, Pär; Henrekson, Magnus - 1993

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Catching up in industrialized countries : a disaggregated study

Hansson, Pär; Henrekson, Magnus - 1991

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A new framework for testing the effect of government spending on growth and productivity

Hansson, Pär - In: Public choice 81 (1994) 3, pp. 381-401

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What makes a country socially capable of catching up?

Hansson, Pär - In: Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv : Zeitschrift des Instituts … 130 (1994) 4, pp. 760-783

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Do rich countries grow more slowly?

Hansson, Pär; Henrekson, Magnus - In: Quarterly review / Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken 21 (1992) 1/2, pp. 3-12

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Catching up in industrialized countries : a disaggregated study

Hansson, Pär - In: The journal of international trade & economic development 3 (1994) 2, pp. 129-145

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Catching up, social capability, government size and economic growth

Hansson, Pär - In: Government and growth, (pp. 61-126). 1997

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A New Framework for Testing the Effect of Government Spending on Growth and Productivity

Hansson, Pär - 2007

Does government spending have a positive or negative effect on economic growth? The results of earlier empirical studies give mixed results. In this study we suggest a new method for testing the effect of different kinds of government expenditure on productivity growth in the private sector. The...

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