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global phenomenon. Analysing Germany's weak productivity growth by adapting Robert Gordons arguments shows that income …
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This volume presents a selection of mainly empirical contributions which address growth potentials and potentials for growth in Europe and the OECD. The contributions offer a national-level as well as a firm-level perspective on these issues Given this rather broad view, the volume should be of...
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Innovations in government produce positive externalities for other jurisdictions. Theory therefore predicts that local government will tend to produce a lower than optimal amount of innovation, as officials will prefer to free-ride on innovation by others. As Susan Rose-Ackerman observed in...
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The Porter hypothesis holds that appropriate environmental regulation creates a win-win situation for the simultaneous, coordinated development of the environment and the economy in a certain locale. To open the black box of the Porter hypothesis in the Chinese context, this paper considers...
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Decentralised experimentation and mutual learning of public policies is seen as one of the important advantages of federal systems (Oates: laboratory federalism). Based upon Hayekian ideas of the advantages of decentralised experimentation (as a discovery procedure), we analyse the long-term...
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