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then to analyze the FDI inflow and GDP growth in Turkey with econometric methods. …
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This paper discusses the literature on sources and causes of growth among the Asian high growth performers since WWII. It is argued that the factor accumulation hypothesis cannot be used to explain the Asian growth miracle but that growth has been driven predominantly by R&D, the demographic...
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This paper reconstructs an annual volume series of GDP and GDP per capita for Sweden within present borders 1620 …–1800, extending the annual series that exist from 1800 onwards. Annual fluctuations of GDP are estimated from the annual fluctuations …-term trend of GDP per capita increased modestly during the studied period, a different development from real wages that fell …
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The article presents and discusses long-run series of per capita GDP and life expectancy for Italy and Spain (1861 … the two countries can be detected: Spain began to modernize later in GDP, with higher volatility in life expectancy until … recent decades; by contrast, Italy showed a more stable pattern of life expectancy, following early breaks in per capita GDP …
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Italy’s modern economic growth from unification (1861) until the present day (2011). Alongside national GDP estimates … come to a halt: during the last two decades, stagnation in GDP per capita has been mirrored by an unprecedented decline in …
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For the period 1800 onwards, annual figures over GDP and GDP per capita for Sweden have been presented in different … studies. For the 18th century no such annual series exist. The aim of this paper is to present annual data on GDP and GDP per … based on any disaggregation of the different components of GDP. To estimate annual fluctuations, four different indicators …
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This paper constructs a two-country (Home and Foreign) general equilibrium model of Schumpeterian growth without scale effects. The scale effects property is removed by introducing a distinct specification in the knowledge production function which generates semi-endogenous growth. In this model...
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Average hourly productivity has often been used to draw conclusions on long run per capita GDP growth, based on the … trend among the two variables in the period 1980-2005. Furthermore, we apply a simple decomposition of GDP growth into five … indeed a non-negligible role in explaining the dynamics of long run per capita GDP growth. In particular, these “forgotten …
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We present new data documenting medieval Europe’s Commercial Revolution” using information on the establishment of markets in Germany. We use these data to test whether medieval universities played a causal role in expanding economic activity, examining the foundation of Germany’s first...
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This paper explores the long-run relationship between institutions and wage outcomes in Europe and its periphery. I find that cities that exercised stronger institutional protection of private property experienced : (i) higher levels of both skilled and unskilled real wages, as well as (ii)...
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