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Computer and dynamo : the modern productivity paradox in a not-too distant mirror

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Productivity growth prospects and the new economy in historical perspective

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Today there are many questions about the nature and the future of the so-called 'new economy'. The term 'new economy' itself has acquired a variety of quite different connotations. For many commentators, it continues to refer primarily to the altered macroeconomic performance of the US economy...

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Productivity growth prospects and the new economy in historical perspective

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Technical choice innovation and economic growth : essays on American and British experience in the nineteenth century

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Reforming the taxation of human capital : a modest proposal

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Reforming the taxation of human capital : a modest proposal for promoting economic growth

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Does the new economy need all the old IPR institutions and still more?

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Computer and dynamo : the modern productivity paradox in a not-too distant mirror

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Two centuries of American macroeconomic growth from exploitation of resource abundance to knowledge-driven development

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