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We show that the two-sector version of the AK model proposed by Rebelo (1991) can be read as an endogenous growth … the empirical facts of trending real investment rates and stationary output growth, this incompatibility vanishes in the …. Thus, AK-type endogenous growth models comply much better with empirical evidence, once they are augmented with a strictly …
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We show that the two-sector version of the AK model proposed by Rebelo (1991) can be read as an endogenous growth … the empirical facts of trending real investment rates and stationary output growth, this incompatibility vanishes in the …. Thus, AK-type endogenous growth models comply much better with empirical evidence, once they are augmented with a strictly …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009749615
capital are confined to the investment goods sector. We show that this setup, an endogenous growth extension to the model of … decrease output growth if the elasticity of intertemporal substitution is larger than the saving rate. …
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We show that the two-sector version of the AK model proposed by Rebelo (1991) can be read as an endogenous growth … the empirical facts of trending real investment rates and stationary output growth, this incompatibility vanishes in the …. Thus, AK-type endogenous growth models comply much better with empirical evidence, once they are augmented with a strictly …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005800649
We study how economic growth is affected by demographics in an overlapping generations model with a realistic survival …. Endogenous growth arises thanks to the accumulation of generation-specific human capital. Favorable shifts in the survival … probabilities always induce longer schooling and later retirement but have an ambiguous effect on growth. The relationship between …
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behaviour of the U.S. economy before and after the Great Recession. In a DSGE model with endogenous growth, negative demand …
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Growth and business cycles have a long tradition of being studied separately. However, events such as the Great … Recession raise concerns that severe downturns may have detrimental implications for growth. If so, what policies may help … model of endogenous growth featuring heterogeneous firms, financial constraints and a range of innovation policies. A …
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We study the gains from trade in an economy with oligopolistic competition, firm heterogeneity, and innovation. Oligopolistic competition together with free entry make markups responsive to firm productivity and trade costs. Lowering trade costs reduces markups on domestic sales but increases...
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We study the gains from trade in a model with oligopolistic competition, heterogeneous firms and innovation, and provide a formula to decompose the mechanism. The new insight we provide is that market concentration can be a welfare-relevant feature of market power above and beyond markup...
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of the U.S. economy before and after the Great Recession. In a DSGE model with endogenous growth, negative demand shocks …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012599194