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Pugno, Maurizio - 1992

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On competing theories of economic growth : cross-country evidence

Pugno, Maurizio - In: International review of applied economics 9 (1995) 3, pp. 249-274

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The stability of Thirlwall's model of economic growth and the balance-of-payments constraint

Pugno, Maurizio - In: Journal of post-Keynesian economics : JPKE 20 (1998) 4, pp. 559-581

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Structural stability in a cross-country neoclassical growth model

Pugno, Maurizio - In: Applied economics 28 (1996) 12, pp. 1555-1566

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Innovazione tecnologica e distruzione di capitale umano in un modello neo-schumpeteriano di crescita

Carillo, Maria R. - In: Economia & lavoro : revista quadrimestrale di politica … 31 (1997) 3, pp. 115-131

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Innovation, human capital destruction and firms' investment in training

Carillo, Maria R.; Zazzaro, Alberto - In: The Manchester School 68 (2000) 3, pp. 331-348

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The enigma of medieval craft guilds : a model of social inertia and technological change

Carillo, Maria R.; Zazzaro, Alberto - In: Old and new growth theories : an assessment, (pp. 286-308). 2003

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The enigma of medieval craft guilds : a model of social inertia and technological change

Carillo, Maria R.; Zazzaro, Alberto - 2002

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Scientific research, externalities and economic growth

Carillo, Maria R.; Papagni, Erasmo - In: Innovation, unemployment, and policy in the theories of …, (pp. 27-47). 2005

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Collective Norms in Basic Research and Economic Growth

Carillo, Maria R. - 2006

In this paper we have put forward a model of basic research and long-run economic growth in which the system of incentives to scientific work may produce positive feedbacks and increasing returns. The organization of basic research presents both real and non-real incentives to workers. The state...

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