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Determinacy of equilibria in dynamic models with finitely many consumers

Kehoe, Timothy Jerome; Levine, David K.; Romer, Paul Michael - 1989

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Determinacy of equilibria in dynamic models with finitely many consumers

Kehoe, Timothy Jerome - In: Journal of economic theory 50 (1990) 1, pp. 1-21

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Are nonconvexities important for understanding growth?

Romer, Paul Michael - 1990

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Human capital and growth : theory and evidence

Romer, Paul Michael - 1989

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[Rezension von: Scott, Maurice F., A new view of economic growth]

Romer, Paul Michael - In: Journal of economic literature 29 (1991) 1, pp. 127-129

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[Rezension von: Grossman, Gene M., ..., Innovation and growth in the global economy]

Romer, Paul Michael - In: Journal of economic literature 31 (1993) 1, pp. 276-278

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Increasing returns and long run growth

Romer, Paul Michael - 1985

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Debt, democracy, and demographics : the new macroeconomic threats of the 21st century

Romer, Paul Michael - 2003

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Human Capital And Growth : Theory and Evidence

Romer, Paul M. - 1989

This paper outlines a theoretical framework for thinking about the role of human capital in a model of endogenous growth. The framework pays particular attention to two questions: What are the theoretical differences between intangibles like education and experience on the one hand, and...

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What determines the rate of growth and technological change?

Romer, Paul Michael - 1989

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