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Technological knowledge and economic growth

Shell, Karl - In: Planning for advanced skills and technologies : Studies …, (pp. 79-90). 1969

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Toward a theory of inventive activity and capital accumulation

Shell, Karl - In: The American economic review 56 (1966) 2, pp. 62-68

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Inventive activity, industrial organisation and economic growth

Shell, Karl - In: Models of economic growth : proceedings of a conference …, (pp. 77-100). 1973

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A model of inventive activity and capital accumulation

Shell, Karl - In: Essays on the theory of optimal economic growth, (pp. 67-85). 1967

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Optimal programs of capital accumulation for an economy in which there is exogenous technical change

Shell, Karl - In: Essays on the theory of optimal economic growth, (pp. 1-30). 1967

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Knowledge-based structural change

Genna, Kevin; Ghiglino, Christian; Nishimura, Kazuo; … - 2021

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The economic theory of price indices : two essays on the effects of taste, quality, and technological change

Fisher, Franklin M.; Shell, Karl - 1972

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Capital theory: Technical progress and capital structure

Griliches, Zvi; Jorgenson, Dale W.; Shell, Karl - In: The American economic review 56 (1966) 2, pp. 50-82

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The production recipes approach to modeling technological innovation : an application to learning by doing

Auerswald, Philip E. (contributor); Lobo, José (contributor) - In: Journal of economic dynamics & control 24 (2000) 3, pp. 389-450

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The Production Recipes Approach to Modeling Technological Innovation : An Application to Learning by Doing

Auerswald, Philip E.; Kauffman, Stuart; Lobo, José; … - 2015

We do two things in this paper. First, we put forward some elements of a microeconomic theory of technological evolution. This involves adding nascent (essentially undiscovered) technologies to the existing technologies of neoclassical production theory, and, more importantly, expanding the...

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