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A North-South Model with Technological Spillovers, Environmental Degradation and Structural Change

Bondarev, Anton A. - 2014

In this paper we present and analyze a stylized model of endogenous growth with international technology spillover effects from the North to the South. The model allows for endogenous structural change and environmental degradation that reduces world output. We find that within this framework...

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Neoclassical Growth, Environment and Technological Change : The Environmental Kuznets Curve

Rubio, Santiago J.; García, J.R; Hueso, J.L - 2014

environmental quality until the moment that pollution is great enough to make profitable the investment in R&D. After this turning …

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Pollution externalities in a Schumpeterian growth model

Koesler, Simon - 2010

links the pollution intensity of economic activity to technological progress. In a second step, it investigates the effect … of pollution on economic growth under the assumption that pollution intensities are related to technological progress …. Several conclusions emerge from the model. In equilibrium, the economy follows a balanced growth path. The effect of pollution …

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Neoclassical growth, environment and technological change: the environmental Kuznets curve

Rubio, Santiago J.; García, J. R.; Hueso, J. L. - 2009 - Fourth version: May 2009

environmental quality until the moment that pollution is great enough to make profitable the investment in R&D. After this turning …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008840029

Heterogeneous R&D spillovers and sustainable growth : limits to efficient regulation

Bondarev, Anton - 2018

This paper introduces heterogeneity of cross-technologies interactions into the double-differentiated R&D-based endogenous growth model. In this model new technologies appear continuously and older are outdated generating structural change. All technologies may interact with each other through...

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Directed Technical Change and Economic Growth Effects of Environmental Policy

Kruse-Andersen, Peter - 2016

environmental policy also affects the direction of technical change. In contrast to previous models, production and pollution … abatement technologies are embodied in separate intermediate good types. A set of stylized facts related to pollution emission …, environmental policy, and pollution abatement expenditures is presented, and it is shown that the developed model is consistent with …

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Directed Technical Change, Environmental Sustainability, and Population Growth

Kruse-Andersen, Peter - 2019

Population growth has two potentially counteracting effects on pollution emissions:(i) more people implies more … environmental sustainability requires pollution taxes and/or population control policies …

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The Role of Energy in the Industrial Revolution and Modern Economic Growth

Stern, David I.; Kander, Astrid - 2011

The expansion in the supply of energy services over the last couple of centuries has reduced the apparent importance of energy in economic growth despite energy being an essential production input. We demonstrate this by developing a simple extension of the Solow growth model, which we use to...

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Population Growth and Natural Resource Scarcity : Long-Run Development Under Seemingly Unfavourable Conditions

Bretschger, Lucas - 2015

The paper develops a model with non-exponential population growth, nonrenewable natural resources, and endogenous knowledge creation to analyse economic development in the medium and long run. We further assume poor substitution between primary inputs and an essential use of resources in the...

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Economics of Endogenous Technical Change in CGE Models - The Role of Gains from Specialization

Schwark, Florentine - 2010

Computable general equilibrium models simulate the reaction of industries on carbon taxes. Their results differ strongly on the assumption of the underlying technologies. This paper compares two models and emphasizes the differences between their approaches to technology. The first model is the...

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