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[Rezension von: Lombardini, Siro, Growth and economic development]

Day, Richard Hollis - In: Journal of economic literature 35 (1997) 3, pp. 1426-1427

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Carli, Baffi, Ciampi : tre governatori ed un'economia

Lombardini, Siro - 2005

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Adaptive economizing, creativity, and multiple-phase evolution

Day, Richard Hollis - In: Economic growth and development, (pp. 117-139). 2011

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Macroeconomic evolution : long-run development and short-run policy

Day, Richard Hollis - In: Understanding economic change : advances in …, (pp. 157-176). 2019

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[Rezension von: Lombardini, Siro, Growth and economic development]

Batabyal, Amitrajeet A. - In: Kyklos : international review for social sciences 50 (1997) 1, pp. 132-133

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Houser, Cindy - In: Journal of evolutionary economics : JEE 7 (1997) 3, pp. 324-325

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Economic development, a quasi-Schumpeterian model

Lombardini, Siro; Donati, Francesco - 1992

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Economic development as an adaptive process : the green revolution in the Indian Punjab

Day, Richard Hollis; Singh, Inderjit - 1977

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Economic development and migration

Fan, Yiu-Kwan; Day, Richard H. - In: Modelling economic change : the recursive programming …, (pp. 349-393). 1978

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Do Economies Diverge? Economic Development in the Very Long Run

Day, Richard H.; Pavlov, Oleg V. - 2021

Our purpose here is to describe and illustrate in the simplest possible way a multiple-phase theory of economic growth and development that helps explain why human evolution has not been characterized by steady progress but by fluctuating growth and changing forms, sometimes progressing to...

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