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Estimating the impact of government consumption on growth : growth accounting and optimising models ; a study using panel data for 111 countries

Dowrick, Steve - 1992

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Wage bargaining systems and productivity growth in OECD countries

Dowrick, Steve - 1993

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Government consumption : its effects on productivity and investment ; a study using panel data for 24 OECD countries

Dowrick, Steve - 1991

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Technological catch up and diverging incomes : patterns of economic growth 1960-88

Dowrick, Steve - 1991

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Explaining the pick-up in Australian productivity performance

Dowrick, Steve - In: Microeconomic reform and productivity growth : workshop …, (pp. 121-143). 1998

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Sectoral change, catching up and slowing down : OECD post-war economic growth revisited

Dowrick, Steve - In: Economics letters 31 (1989) 4, pp. 331-335

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Productivity boom: miracle or mirage?

Dowrick, Steve - In: Reshaping Australia's economy : growth with equity and …, (pp. 19-32). 2001

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Industrialisation, catching up and economic growth : a comparative study across the world's capitalist economies

Dowrick, Steve - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 101 (1991) 405, pp. 263-275

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International business visitis and the technology frontier

Dowrick, Steve; Tani, Massimilano - In: Economics letters 110 (2011) 3, pp. 209-212

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International business visits and the technology frontier

Dowrick, Steve (contributor); Tani, Massimiliano (contributor) - 2008

This paper studies the impact of international business trips on the stock of knowledge available to an economy. It develops a theoretical model to analyse the possible effects, and presents an empirical application using productivity data for a panel of twelve Australian industries during...

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