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education. Public education is favourable for growth because it increases the level of human capital and at the same time it … more political support for education; increased political rights are good for growth and also imply a more equal income …. The main results are that for a given structure of political rights, more inequality may be good for growth if it implies …
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steady states arise because rents to human capital are self perpetuating. Inequality in abilities may be good for growth … because it allows inframarginal workers to earn rents on their human capital, which then increase savings. Public education is … also good for growth because it gives the young property rights over their own human capital, which are thus equivalent to …
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This paper analyses the economic issues associated with human cloning and new reproductive technologies. We analyze the incentives for human cloning and its implications for the long run distribution of skills and income. We analyse models of human cloning for different motives, focusing on...
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consumers, and what the growth potential of these goods is. While, all else equal, the North tends to lose more (or gain less …
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consumers, and what the growth potential of these goods is. While, all else equal, the North tends to lose more (or gain less …
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We study an endogenous growth model where a profit-motivated R and D sector coexists with the introduction of free … by a monopoly owned by the inventor. We show that philanthropy does not necessarily increase long-run growth and that it … impact effect of free inventions on growth is positive. …
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Satiation of need is generally ignored by growth theory. I study a model where consumers may be satiated in any given … endogenized, the satiated equilibrium generically survives. For some parameter values, its growth rate is positive while labor … supply declines over time to zero. Its growth rate is then lower than that of the non satiated equilibrium. Hence, the …
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